Visitor Centers. The Discovery Center offers a glimpse into the rich history of the area, its natural features, and a variety of wildlife. There is also a store inside that offers memorabilia and maps.

The Seneca Rocks Discovery Center is located at the base of Seneca Rocks. It has an outstanding and majestic view of the vertical wall of Seneca Rocks dominating the scene. It is a great place to start your visit of the area. Within walking distance, of the Discovery Center, is the Sites Homestead.

The Seneca Rocks Visitor Center is a location in the Savage Divide region of Appalachia. The visitor center once served people touring the famous Seneca Rocks and included a motel, Red Rocket refueling station, and several cottages.

Tourist center for Seneca Rocks that offers gift shop, classrooms, art dislays, and a small, indoor rock climbing wall for beginners.

The Seneca Rocks Hiking Trail begins at the Seneca Rocks Discovery Center, crosses Seneca Creek to the picnic area, and climbs to an observation platform near the top of Seneca Rocks. This 1.3 mile (2.6 miles round-trip) trail uses steps and …

The Seneca Rocks Discovery Center is located at the base of Seneca Rocks. It has an outstanding and majestic view of the vertical wall of Seneca Rocks dominating the scene. It is a great place to start your visit of the area.

Apr 19, 2022 · The community of Seneca Rocks is home to a historic Homestead built in 1839 near the Seneca Rocks Visitors Center. Nearby Smoke Hole Caverns and Seneca Caverns show caves with fascinating cave formations.

May 14, 2021 · The Seneca Rocks Discovery Center is typically open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., but always check before you go to make sure the hours haven't changed. Outside, find a comfortable perch with a beautiful view of West Virginia's iconic Seneca Rocks.

Explore and Hike Seneca Rocks and surroundings—Chimney Top, Spruce Knob, Bear Rocks, and the thrilling Via Ferrata climb at Nelson Rocks.

Dec 23, 2024 · The launch point for visitors to Seneca Rocks is the expansive Seneca Rocks Discovery Center. Here, on the site of a former Native American village, the rocks stare you in the face. You can watch climbers inch up the rock both from inside and outside.