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One of two Peaks of the “Two Pinnacles Trail” with a beautiful view of Massie Gap, Wilburn Ridge and Mt Rogers.

Nice Visitor Center with Picnic Area, Rocking Chairs, Souvenir Shop and small Exhibit about farm life of the past.

New River State Park in North Carolina offers a variety of recreational opportunities centered around the scenic New River, one of the oldest rivers in North America. New River State Park straddles Alleghany and Ashe Counties in far northwestern North Carolina and protects a 30-mile stretch of the New River. The park spans nearly 3,000 acres across several access areas, with most reachable by car and some only by water. The U.S. 221 Access Area houses the main office, a visitor center, the park's only drive-in campground, picnic spots, a boat launch, and river access. This part of the park also features several hiking trails that wind through lush forests and along the riverbank. River Run Trail and the Hickory Trail are the two primary trails here, and they actually connect to each other to make a nice loop.

This is an easy trail around a small lake, which makes it a good place to bring the kids for their first hike. It's not usually very busy so you can expect some solitude if you come on your own.

This is a quiet lake in a tranquil setting. The fall colors are especially beautiful but any time of year is a good time to visit.

Beautiful, small waterfall along the Cabin Creek Trail. There is a small pool at the bottom of the falls that leads into the creek that gives the falls and trail their name. It is a great place for a break to sit and enjoy the wonderful surroundings.

Great view of Whitetop Mountain from Buzzard Rock and the Appalachian Trail. It is a good place for a break to enjoy the wonderful vista.

Grayson Highland Visitor Center has ample parking and is a great spot to stop on a ride around the park. This park is famous for its stunning landscapes, woods, featuring open, grassy open areas, panoramic views, and the local wild ponies. These ponies are known as the Grayson Highlands ponies, and there is no better place to learn more than at the Grayson Highland Visitor Center.