You can see it from a walkway and overlook near the visitor center. And if you want to drive down underneath, you can take the one way road - Fayette Station Road. I highly recommend that.

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It was this past Saturday; it’s always the 3rd Saturday in October. Mostly it seems to be through clubs, and there is some type of raffle to determine what “spot” you get on the bridge. You go as many times as you can get down and get back on the bridge. That’s what our tour guide explained when we did the bridge walk.

I believe that it is, but it is best to call the national Park service in the area to be sure. I do know that you can see the gorge from inside the visitor center.

The Kaymoor Miner’s Trail is a very strenuous trail. There are 800 steps down and 800 steps back up. There are so many trails in the area that have awesome views. Consider the Endless Wall trail or Long Point Trail. The Bridge Trail off of Fayette Station Rd allows you to walk to and under the New River Gorge Bridge. All of these trails allow you to walk up, down and around the gorge. Have fun!

There are two walking paths down. The better one is a boardwalk style staircase that takes you to a viewing location. It is fairly strenuous, but does have resting stations along the way. There is also a paved path that is pretty gentle. it is much easier. If you want really easy access to the views of the bridge. you can drive to the bottom. We did all three on our visit to the bridge. The best views of the bridge were on the drive. Over all,the best views of the river were on the boardwalk path. So if you want some nice views of the bridge take the driving tour. It takes about 45 minutes to an hour and you will see small water falls and rapids as well.

I have lived here all my life I don't have any questions. I watched it being built.

Not at Bridge Day, but otherwise Yes.

Yes. We went down into the gorge. The view from down there is awesome