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    Virginia Point Park

    4.0 (4 reviews)

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    1 year ago

    Great view right on the river. Plenty of benches and spots to hang out. Plenty of shade and dog friendly

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    Chief Logan State Park - Cabin   There is a picnic table in front if you'd like to have lunch by it

    Chief Logan State Park

    3.9(8 reviews)
    48.0 mi

    Lovely little park I wish I could if explored more. Plenty of areas to walk around as it winds…read morearound and around. I loved the old cabin on site. One issue I've had with most of the stops in WV is the lack of information. I would of loved to of known where the cabin was from, what year it was from, the general history. Alas, there was no plaques to be read. It was locked due to vagrants. Supposedly they will open it up during reenactment days. It's peaceful and beautiful in the fall. It never seemed too busy the two times I drove through. There are restrooms, but I didn't partake. There are also picnic tables available. A man made pond for fishing was being actively used. I am not sure what fish are stocked in it. I did get to see a deer and apparently they're fed or not people shy as it was in the parking lot close to people nearby. Hopefully this doesn't become a problem, particularly during rut. We walked a small trail just to get out and enjoy the rare 81 degrees in November. It was peaceful. I could see myself spending a lot of time here. Volunteers were busy setting up holiday displays of different characters. They do a Christmas drive thru light show, but I will sadly be missing it.

    We've loved exploring West Virgina State Parks, ever since COVID-19 hit. Our fourth visit was to…read moreChief Logan State Park! Lots of great hikes and views! Wonderful conference center and hotel with views! Plus 20% off! Great deals!!!

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    Hopewell Culture National Historical Park - View from River trail

    Hopewell Culture National Historical Park

    4.4(28 reviews)
    70.1 mi

    Came to Mound City all the time as a kid, but it's probably been 25 years since my last visit…read more Hasn't changed a lot. Very nicely kept grounds, respectful care of the earthworks. Small visitor's center that explains the culture, architecture and archaeology of the earthworks- Mound City is here, but there are several other properties in the area that are included in the National Historical Park. Baby K loved the Junior Ranger brochure, and learned quite a bit from it, the rangers, the movie, and my decrepit memory. We had family to see and it was sprinkling, otherwise we would have stayed longer than an hour. Figure on several hours if you really want to explore. We just missed the big culture gathering on October 14th. Oh, well. Still a fun and educational visit. We'll be back.

    Unique piece of Ohio history…read more Bring a picnic and stay awhile! The parking lot is small, but the visitor center is very informative. There is a short movie to watch, small gift shop, restrooms, maps and the best part the staff. The rangers and volunteers do a great job of helping you explore the park. If you bring kids I highly recommend asking for a junior rangers booklet and completing some of the activities to earn their badge. The area is beauty and serene. I teach my kids to respect the area like a cemetery. The hills and mounds are not to be walked on, but there is plenty explore. If you want a little more adventure walk the nature path down by the river.

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