New River Gorge National Park Self-Guided GPS Audio Driving Tour
4.1 · 19 Reviews
Overview
Explore New River Gorge National Park at your own pace on a self-guided GPS audio driving tour through one of West Virginia’s most spectacular landscapes. Follow turn-by-turn directions to iconic viewpoints, waterfalls, historic coal towns, scenic drives, and optional hiking trails, including the New River Gorge Bridge, Sandstone Falls, Grandview, and Thurmond. Shaka Guide tours are created by real people who know and experience the destinations they guide, bringing the park to life through engaging stories, history, and local insight. Choose the stops that interest you, skip others, and spend as much time as you like exploring. One purchase covers everyone in your vehicle. Download the Shaka Guide app and tour before you go; once downloaded, the audio and map work offline, and GPS-triggered narration plays automatically as you drive.
What's Included
Offline map and audio after download
Self-guided GPS audio driving tour of New River Gorge National Park
Stories, history, local insight, and park recommendations
Flexible itinerary with optional stops, viewpoints, and hikes
Turn-by-turn audio navigation that plays automatically as you drive
Tour access does not expire
One purchase covers everyone in your vehicle
Multiple designated starting points around the park
Additional Info
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
This is a self-guiduided driving tour. Transportation and a driver are not included, so you’ll need your own vehicle or rental car.
Choose from six designated starting points. Navigate to the starting point that best fits your route before beginning; GPS-guided tour directions will start once you reach the tour route.
Download the Shaka Guide app after booking. Use the redemption code provided in your confirmation to access your tour.
Download the tour over strong Wi-Fi before you go. Once downloaded, the audio and map work offline.
The itinerary is flexible. Stops and hikes are recommendations, not requirements. Skip stops, shorten or extend your visit, and customize the day based on your interests and schedule.
Hiking is optional. Some recommended trails range from easy walks to more strenuous hikes, so choose activities appropriate for your group and current conditions.
Accessibility varies by stop. Because this is a self-guided tour using your own vehicle, accessibility depends on your vehicle and the locations you choose to visit. Some trails and outdoor stops may not be wheelchair or stroller accessible.
Bring a fully charged phone. A car charger is recommended for a full-day tour.
Reviews
4.1
based on 19 reviews