Bridge Walk

No guarantee but if the weather cooperates Bridge Walk Visitors could see a 90% partial Eclipse. Observation glasses provided for afternoon trips.

An early morning or day tour celebrating the quiet beauty of the New River Gorge. Sunrise walk at 5:30 am. Other tours leave at 10am and 1pm.  All tours booked for March 31st will be for the special rate or $59 plus tax.

Join us for our popular Moon evening tours on August 20 to view the  (Sturgeon Moon). The cost for these trips is $59.00 per person plus tax ($62.54). Reserve your spot now by booking online at www.bridgewalk.com or calling our office at (304) 574-1300. Check-in time and updates will be provided with your reservation.

Bridgewalk: "For The Walk Of Your Life”  WV Day & Fathers Day specials for $39 per person, dads walk "FREE" Bridge Walk offers guided tours of the New River Gorge Bridge from the catwalk 25’ beneath the Bridge. The tours are 2-3 hours in length. After checking in, Bridge Walk guests are shuttled to the Canyon […]

Join us for a celebration of the Bridge's birthday.....$43.00 per person ($45.58 with tax) for all walkers today! Pre-reservations required...you can book online at www.bridgewalk.com or online at www.bridgewalk.com. Please remember that we do follow social distancing practices including a mask.

A celebration for the entire family....grandparents go free, other family members go for $49 per person ($51.94 with tax). Advance registrations are required and space is limited. Call our office at 304-574-1300 for additional information and reservations or book online at www.bridgewalk.com.

Join us for the conclusion of the unique and challenging summer of 2020. Enjoy a leisurely Bridge Walk before going back to jobs and school. On Labor Day Monday, we are offering a $49.00 per person ($51.94 with tax) special. Remember to visit our website (www.bridgewalk.com) to read our updated reservations and procedures. We require […]

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