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Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Aug 19th, 2010 | 0 commentsA group of Mercer County people on a white water rafting trip on the Upper Gauley River in West Virginia. Music and editing was completed by CLS FLY and the tour was with Wildwater Expeditions. The songs are called "Always on my mind," and "San Diego."
Tags: wildwater, white, River, expeditions, clsRivermen – Lower New River
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Aug 15th, 2010 | 0 commentsThe Lower New offers the best of both worlds. You'll crash through giant waves and attack monstrous holes and still be able to lazily float through calm sections of breathtaking scenery. No wonder it's one of the most popular river trips in the country!
Tags: falls, zip, On, six, RockGravity New River Gorge Ziplines
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Aug 11th, 2010 | 0 commentsGravity New River Gorge Zip Lines is our newest addition at Adventures On The Gorge. A high flying adrenaline adventure, Gravity New River Gorge Zip Lines is your next step in adventure. As the counterweight to Treetops Canopy Tour, Gravity has you zipping from mountain top to mountain top, ridge to ridge with five zips that stretch up to 2200' in length and have you flying up to 300' above the ground. This is the Gauley River of zip lines.
Tags: River, canopy, rivermen, Treetops, raftingThe Gauley River
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Aug 6th, 2010 | 0 commentsThere are few things that truly activate your senses and awaken your inner adventurer; the Gauley River experience does that to you. With five class V rapids and a 14' waterfall the Upper Gauley river is the essence of big water excitement creating an intense experience not recommended for the faint-of-heart. The Lower Gauley is a step down in intensity, but not in fun. With over 70 rapids in 14 miles, this trip is filled with breathtaking canyon scenery, rollercoaster wave trains and powerful hydraulics.
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Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Aug 5th, 2010 | 0 commentsGet your paddle ready as West Virginia's whitewater offers guaranteed. Each year the US Army Corps of Engineers unleashes water from Summersville Lake to prepare for the frosty season. As a result, thousands of gallons of water will rush down the Gauley River, creating world-famous whitewater rapids. www.wvtourism.com
Tags: gorge, rapids, new, Whitewater, rafting
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