Posted in West Virginia
July 21, 2020
Swim Underneath A Waterfall At This Refreshing Natural Chute In West Virginia
Has this heatwave been getting to you? Maybe it’s time to head to the mountains for a swim! We’ve found that the increased elevation (and the extra shade) often keeps things significantly cooler than in the valley towns. And if you need a new swimming hole, consider giving Shupe’s Chute in Holly River State Park a try.
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It's the second-largest state park in the state, with over 8,000 acres of land and over 40 miles of trails. There are even a handful of cabins at which you can spend the night!
The area is known for the multiple cascades that plummet their way down the mountain. Some of the better-known of these cascades at Holly River State Park include Upper Falls and Tecumseh Falls.
It's notable compared to the other falls in Holly River State Park for several reasons...
There's not much better than jumping into the creek to cool down after a mountain hike.
Even though waterfalls are common in our state (there are hundreds in West Virginia), you don't see one like this every day!
As always in West Virginia, state park admission is free!
What’s your favorite swimming hole for when the days are so long and hot? Here are a few more options to consider: 6 Little Known Swimming Spots In West Virginia That Will Make Your Summer Awesome.
Address: 680 State Park Rd, Hacker Valley, WV 26222, USA
