Grandview - Park in Beaver - 4700 Grandview Rd, USA

Great spot! We drove a little out of our way to swing by this place. Definitely worth it! We enjoyed the little trails. The rocks were fun. The best part is the view. It’s truly epic! They have a great viewing deck. Very safe and perfect for the whole family!

Went here for the famous Grandview overlook and it was such an amazing experience. There are a ton of trails for you to explore, with a wide range of difficulty. But as the name states, the Grandview is just beautiful and breathtaking. To get to the overlook, there is a parking lot close by to the entrance and its basically a short walk. If you wanted to explore more areas, there are signs with different trails for you to explore. It all loops back.

Beautiful view from all view points to overlook the mountains and rivers! Great family activities in the visitor center including playground, picnic area, hiking trails, volleyball and other activities area. Great family trip in this park 😊

I really enjoyed the outlook and beautiful trails. There are lots of cool places to explore. We were climbing all over the place exploring caves and stuff. There's a nice park for the kids also with a playset, swings, volleyball court. There were other places to check out that we didn't see during our visit, do I would say this place is a good place to explore or relax all day long. The deers are so tame here they were within 5 ft and never ran away.

Stopped here in the rain at the end of the day. The trail is not far from the parking lot and the view was spectacular! Even in bad weather, it’s worth the stop!

Grandview used to be a WV State Park until 2020 when it was incorporated into the New River Gorge National Park system. As a result, Grandview’s popularity has increased over the last two years as tourist flock to the 63rd national park located in southern West Virginia. Our hike on Tunnel Trail took us down over the hill just to the right of the Grandview Main Overlook. Not too far into the trail we started to see large, sweeping rock formations. The path taking us through the golden trees definitely confirmed fall had settled in the Beaver, WV area. As we worked our way down and around the rock formations, we quickly realized how Tunnel Trail got its name. Tucked away in the midst of the large boulders were tunnel like passages. Several had been roped off, but this tunnel was open for hikers to explore. Tunnel Trail is a quick half-mile loop that is rated as “easy” by the AllTrails hiking app. That is probably an accurate rating. However, there are stairs and some incline. We were thankful for periodic stairs and boardwalks to help us navigate our way through some of the rocks on the side of the hill. There is plenty of parking fairly close to the trailhead for Tunnel Trail.

Grand view stays true to its name. West Virginia's own Horse shoe bend. We were here during winter, in December. The greenery were gone, but the views were just stunning. Plan to be here during Sunrise time.

Beautiful spot with view of the sunrise and NRG bridge. During the fall, Photographers set up for sunrise and don’t allow others to view so we found alternate overlooks on the trails