Turkey Creek Falls

New River Gorge National River, West Virginia

Text & Photography By Ed Rehbein

Updated October 7, 2018

The New River slashes through southern West Virginia, cutting the deepest and longest river gorge in Appalachia.

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Originally Published June 16, 2016

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