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Fries Junction Bridge is the longest and highest bridge along New River Trail State Park. This bridge has you crossing the New River from over a thousand feet above.

This gravel parking lot is the southern terminus of New River Trail State Park. This lot has a public non-flushing toilet and a historical train caboose. There is a self-pay station for the parking fees. There is not a potable water source at this lot.

While the entire 57-mile length of the New River Trail is technically all state park land, this section of the trail offers a bit of forest for exploring as well as public river access in conjunction with the Virginia Department of Conservation Recreation. Baker Island, a small forested island in the river, can be accessed from this area if you brave a river crossing.

The Ivanhoe Access Point offers public restrooms, potable water, and a covered picnic shelter.

This blasted-stone tunnel is one of two tunnels along the New River Trail. These tunnels make evident the history of this area- the trail was constructed on an abandoned railway right-of-way.

Within Shot Tower State Park, along New River Trail, you can climb to the top of the historic, 75-foot-tall Jackson Ferry Shot Tower. This structure was originally built over 200 years ago to produce munitions for the area's early settlers. Visitors can take a ranger-led or self-guided tour through the area for free.

This is one of two tunnels along the New River Trail. These tunnels make evident the history of this area- the trail was constructed on an abandoned railway right-of-way.

This small waterfall is located at mile marker 47 along the New River Trail as it runs alongside Chestnut Creek.