18의 페이에트 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Endless Wall Trail creates a hiking loop when combined with Lansing-Edmond Road. The path winds its way through a dense forest with a thick canopy before arriving at the actual cliffs of the wall. The trail is easy to follow and is a pretty short trek roundtrip.

Using a process that was new at the time, the coal was carefully guided down a chute to the river. The conveyor was built by Henry Ford, who wanted to control the flow of materials and the added value for his car factory. But it didn't work because the transport had to be done via foreign railway lines.

The Town Loop Trail provides a first-hand look (and interpretive signage) that reveals the coal-mining and river transport era of the former town of Nuttalburg.

Narrow Gauge Trail crosses picturesque Manns Creek here, as it flows on its way to the New River at the historical town site of Sewell.

Sewell was once an important stopover for land travelers, as well as a "coking" site—where coal from nearby mines was turned into coke for use in smelters and blast furnaces. Now, it is almost absorbed into the forests near the riverside.

The Glad Park Grist Mill is a functional mill that turns corn into cornmeal. Though its operations are for the historical education of visitors, the mill is actually a relatively new mill made from parts of other retired mills from around the New River Gorge area.

The Town Loop Trail provides a first-hand look (and interpretive signage) that reveals the coal-mining and river transport era of the former town of Nuttalburg.

The 270-degree views over the New River from Diamond Point speak for themselves. And given that it's a relatively short hike to get here, it seems like a can't-miss destination.