This West Virginia Beach And Waterfall Will Be Your New Favorite Paradise
Robin Jarvis
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Aren’t waterfalls simply magical? If you’re anything like us, you’ve likely searched waterfalls in West Virginia more than a few times. Fortunately, West Virginia is blessed with numerous stunning waterfalls and beaches – and there’s no wrong time of year to enjoy them! However, few places in the Mountain State are as wild and wonderful as this amazing little beach along the picturesque Middle Fork River. Better still, it’s located within Audra State Park, a 335-acre natural paradise located a mere 15 miles to the northeast of Buckhannon. Ready to start exploring? Let’s go!
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So the next time you’re in the mood to chase waterfalls in West Virginia, we hope this enchanting little spot comes to mind. Audra State Park is located at 8397 Audra Park Rd., Buckhannon, WV, 26201. Restroom facilities and picnic shelters are located adjacent to the waterfall beach. For more information, or to reserve a campsite, visit the official website of West Virginia State Parks.
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Natural Wonders In West Virginia
What are some other waterfalls in West Virginia?
Other waterfalls in West Virginia include:
- Blackwater Falls in Blackwater Falls State Park
- Douglas Falls (also in Blackwater Falls State Park)
- Valley Falls in Valley Falls State Park
- Cathedral Falls in Gauley Bridge
- Kanawha Falls in Kanawha State Forest
- Sandstone Falls along the New River Gorge National River
- Indian Branch Falls in Pipestem Resort State Park
- Whitaker Falls in Webster County
Consider taking our waterfall road trip through West Virginia.
Does West Virginia have any natural wonders?
Yes, West Virginia has many natural wonders including:
- Bear Rocks Nature Preserve in Dolly Sods Wilderness Area
- Douglas Falls in Thomas
- Gaudineer Knob in Shaver's Mountain
- North Fork Mountain in Pendleton County
- The New River Gorge
- Seneca Rocks in Pendleton County
- Lindy Point in Blackwater Falls State Park
- Cathedral State Park in Aurora
- Lost World Caverns in Lewisburg.
Curious to learn more about these places? Check out our list of the best natural wonders in West Virginia.