Everything about this company is amazing! We will be big time returning customers. The staff and…read moreguides are very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Our top favorite is KP but as we rode and spoke with other guides they are all great! Bartley was our trio leader this time around and he did great at entertaining us while informing us of the important things! Highly recommend this place!

Brian took a group of ladies and created a strong team that hit the New River. He was able to build…read moreeveryone's confidence and we challenged "the surprise" rapids. So proud of gurl power.

Fun, fun trip. We got to drive a jeep in New River National Park and another State Park. We went…read moreon roads that you could not go on in a car. Saw beautiful views. Drove through some tricky places (but not too tricky). Our guide was fun. Loved the experience.

We had a great time doing the Jeep tour on a dreary rainy day with Esther. She was a fabulous…read moreguide. I would highly recommend her if you want to do the Jeep tour. She kept the pace at a level that this old broad was comfortable and safe. She gave great direction, when needed around some obstacles. She even had to use a chainsaw to cut away a tree that fell on the roadway. We really enjoyed our 4.5 hour tour and if we're ever in the area again we will definitely go there again but next time we'll try the ATV tour since Esther said it was great

Some people like hiking in the mountains. I like walking…read morethrough the city. Some people run along the river. I run on a treadmill with a TV in front of me. Some people eat snakes and bugs. I eat snickers and bananas. But there was one thing I always wanted to try - white water rafting - just like my girl Meryl Streep in "The River Wild" (sans Kevin Bacon trying to kill me). I took a chance and decided that the rafting trip was for me when I had the option during college orientation. I stepped aboard a large raft with about 7 other freshmen newbies and our guide. The guide was very outdoorsy and informative when it came to teaching us how to navigate the rapids safely while also giving us a nature tour of the area. "See that? That's the New River Gorge Bridge. People commit suicide there all the time." *click goes the camera* Making our way down the river was beautiful yet horrifying. I felt like a bipolar woman going through "the change." One second I'd be enjoying the sights and sounds of nature and by the next I would be screaming bloody murder and accusing the guide of trying to kill me. Not.Dramatic.At.All. Along the voyage you're allowed to jump out of the raft and take a dip in the river - not me though, I don't do wet. As the trip continues you face down a variety of rapids and try your best to stay afloat. And of course stay aboard the raft. Not my friend Angie though, she went right overboard. I could have tried to save her, but I wasn't letting go of my paddle nor the safety of my flotation device. Hey... at least she had a life preserver ;( By the end of the day I had one of the most amazing experiences of my life and I was thrilled my college gave me the chance to do this. The rapids are fun, the guides are awesome, the lunch back at the campsite is good, and there are even photos to buy as they have photographers snapping shots at some of the rapids. I'd share my photo with you but this trip was during the days when the doctor said I "had a bit of a weight problem." And nobody wants to see Keiko the Killer Whale wearing a life vest while holding a paddle, right? *20 minutes after posting this review, Mexican Yelper Nadya R sent me a link to photobucket of an image she mobile uploaded from my bedroom without my knowledge...CREEP...enjoy!* http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d18/misschapis/IMG00624.jpg

Me and my father went here for a fun weekend away. He was an instructor with the first white water…read morerafting company in West Virginia and so he had many fond memories of this river. We got there and set up a tent. It was a nice flat area and it was raining but did not flood. The trip itself was a lot of fun. Our instructor was fun and we were kept safe. All in all I would suggest this company to anyone and even if you don't use this company I would strongly suggest rafting this river before you die.

Amazing service of course!!! Love the staff, not to mention the down to earth laid back feel of the…read moreplace.

We had a blast at Mayors! We always stop in on our way to visit family and camp at Summersville…read moreLake. We happened in on a Sunday and to our delight they hold potlucks on Sundays! We had really good food from all the super friendly and fun locals! I want to give a big shout out to the Mayor!!! He was so nice and hospitable. Also, a thank you to Amanda our bartender.

Took my son to New River Trophy Outfitters this past week. We fished 2 half day trips with…read moreovernight stays at one of their river side cabins. We had 2 great guides that had the perfect lures for the current river conditions both days. We caught at least 20 fish each day. Honestly we lost count during all the excitement. The cabin had a full kitchen, comfortable beds, a big screen TV with a dish, and hi speed wifi. We also were entertained in the evening with a herd of deer feasting on apples nearby. We are going to schedule another trip as soon as our schedules allow. See one of the photos if I can figure out how to post it.

Took a Saturday afternoon drive out to Plum Orchard Lake with the fam in our Jeep. It's about 1.5…read morehours from us -- a mix of interstate, toll roads, winding turns, and peaceful backroads that made the ride feel like part of the adventure. When we arrived, the lake did *not* disappoint -- calm water, gorgeous scenery, and just a relaxed, welcoming energy. We didn't even try to explore the whole place (it's huge). We stopped at the first dock we saw, hopped out with our gear, and got straight to fishing. Mealworms on the hook, lines in the water, and good vibes all around. We saw fish swimming past and had a few nibbles, but no actual catches this time. Still, the whole experience was a win. It wasn't crowded at all -- just a few groups scattered around, everyone spaced out enough that it still felt peaceful. No loud music, no chaos, just people enjoying nature. **Pro Tips:** * Bring your own bait, drinks, and plenty of snacks (trust me, you'll get hungry). * There's a port-o-potty nearby *or*, you know\... nature works in a pinch (ask the boys ). * Sunscreen is a must and a hat, perhaps. We're already planning a return trip -- maybe with kayaks or to check out another part of the lake. If you're looking for a quiet, scenic spot to fish, chill, or just unwind without a crowd, Plum Orchard is a solid pick.

I was in the area and on a lark decided to check out the lake. It is truly a hidden gem in these…read morelovely hills! The southern part of the lake had a large layer of lily pads and the water caught the fall colors of the hills perfectly. I wish I had a boat there so I could go out on the water, it was a perfectly tranquil day.

If I could give zero I would we booked a tour for 9 of us for $1400 and nobody even showed up to do…read moreour tour worst company ever we called over 10 times to try and get a hold of them and nobody answered nobody should do this tour worst ever

Had a blast on our trip with MTOA! Our guide Jordan was super cool. Thanks for an awesome time!read more

The staff was very friendly and service was quick. The food was just so so. The ribeye was under…read morecooked and very fatty. Get a burger instead

I visited Local WV for the second time just to make sure the food and service wasn't a fluke on my…read morefirst visit I was not disappointed This place is a must visit We spent the day on Summersville Lake and the food and service were the perfect ending to a wonderful day. I look forward to my next visit