Welcome to West Virginia, where you can do many adventurous things, including soar over America’s newest National Park, the New River Gorge, on a World War II biplane…and yes, the experience is definitely every bit as epic as it sounds.
West Virginia's stunning New River Gorge has been getting some major attention lately, thanks to recent legislation that shifted it from a National River to a full-fledged National Park and Preserve.
The re-designation of the New River Gorge means more tourism dollars are in store for the area, as visitors eager to mark National Parks off their bucket list flock to America's newest.
Only one person can accompany the pilot at a time.
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But the experience is worth the price. You're absolutely guaranteed to see some jaw-dropping views. But you never know what other magic you might spot in your time in the sky!
And if riding in a World War II biplane over one of the oldest, most rugged gorges in the nation isn't enough adventure for you... it's pretty easy to talk Pilot Bill into some aerobatics: a barrel roll, cravat, hammerhead, or s-turn stunt, anyone?