- TripBuzz found 11 things to do with kids in or near Princeton, West Virginia, including 8 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bluefield, Bramwell, Hinton and Pipestem.
- From Princeton Rays Baseball to Those Who Served War Museum, the Princeton area offers 44 different types of family activities, including: Military Museums, Specialty Museums, Sports Teams (Professional) and Rafting.
- With mountain views, Princeton is a small and quiet town in West Virginia. And with the McNutt house nearby, it is also an ideal tourist destination for history buffs interested in the Civil War. The community also offers a number of public parks with opportunities to hike, swim, canoe, golf or horseback ride.
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West Virginia White Water Rafting offers white water rafting and adventure tours in the New River Gorge and Gauley River areas. Adventure tours include horseback riding, ATV tours, kayaking, helicopter rides, rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and spelunking.
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Hard Rock Climbing is a rock climbing outfitter that leads a variety of climbing trips. Trips include two hour outings, half day trips, full day trips, and custom trips. The company features experienced and certified guides.
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Visitors can enjoy guided rock climbing experiences at New River Climbing School. The school specializes in rock climbing instruction, lessons and classes at New River Gorge with trips and classes lasting for a full day or a half day.
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Originally a Depression era movie house built in 1937, Historic Fayette Theatre currently stages ten theatrical performances per year. The building is also open for tours and features paintings and art that depict entertainment and life from the 1930s.
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Studio B Gallery & Gifts is an eclectic space that provides visitors with gourmet food and cheeses, as well as wine and craft beer. Shoppers can also browse through the sterling silver items, local fine art, pottery, and imports.
48.3 Miles
An 8.6-mile hiking trail, Kaymoor Miners Trail takes travelers through an old mining site with structures and exhibits on the local history. The trail can also be used to see old roads, rail beds, streams and a waterfall.
48.6 Miles
Located at the edge of New River Gorge, the Canyon Rim Visitor Center provides information for visitors about local attractions as well as about local nature, culture, and history. It features observation decks and an exhibit room.
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Originally created to transport coal out of New River Gorge in 1873, Fayette Station Road is a scenic drive winding down to the Gorge bottom, and up the other side through forests, vistas, and the remnants of abandoned coal communities.
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Lansing's Painting with a Twist is a painting studio that hosts two to three hour art parties led by local artists, designed for painters of all levels. Wine and refreshments are served as guests create their own artwork.
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At Paddle-N-More, visitors can rent paddleboards, kayaks, and canoes to take out into surrounding lakes. In addition to lessons for all this equipment, the shop offers guided paddleboard yoga sessions.