Travel experts are enthusiastic about this secret state park

September is here, so you know what that means now that Labor Day has been passed on quickly.

It’s time to exchange your summer white clothing for checkered flannel and comfortable jeans to enjoy the cool breeze with a soulful PSL in the hand.

This time of year, because some beaches become less desirable as the temperatures begin to take, more of us are inclined in weekend trips in rustic mountain cities and lively parks, many of which can be found in the south.

If you followed us during Travel Off Path, you know how much we are attracted to the south, whether the paradise beaches, underrated metropolis or hiding places are in a small city.

Although this time we would like to share a strongly underestimated state park that travel experts at Southern life Are enthusiastic about one of their next go-to destinations.

When you are ready to immerse yourself in a part of the most beautiful autumn landscape of Appalachia with much fewer crowds than the well -known names we all love, the Blackwater Falls State Park Is just the place.

‘Take Me Home’ to the Majestic State Park of West Virginia

With the children back at school, that is not the only sigh of relief this fall. You can visit breathtaking destinations in a postcard setting.

Yosemite of Yellowstone will probably first come up in me when it comes to a dreamy outing surrounded by lush nature, but do not miss the downside of America that somehow largely stays under wraps.

Appalachia is quite a proliferation of countless states, but one that protrudes the most to prevent the hordes of selfie sticks to be ready to protrude your eye is West Virginia.

Despite the best attempt by John Denver, the ‘Mountain State’ still remains a really hidden gem for most.

Although you have an impressive 4.8 Google rating with more than 6000 reviews, you don’t have to worry about another face in the crowd here.

Lines, if present, are reasonable, fellow walkers are respectable and the paths will not cramp and photo-ops will not cause a ruckus.

Of course, with a name like Blackwater Falls, you can probably bring an excellent gamble for the top attractions.

Cue TLC Because it’s time to go chasin ‘, but given the lesser -known status, you are probably not’ used to ‘these rivers and … well … there are no lakes.

The Blackwater River feeds the characteristic waterfall of the park, the stunning Blackwater Falls, which is approximately 60 feet high and has an easily accessible observation deck below to take the awesome view. Moreover, the Elakala Falls series consists of a set of four alternative cascades along Shay Run.

One of the most photographed destinations in West Virginia

Whether it concerns calendars, billboards or tourists who take unforgettable photos, Blackwater Falls State Park is one of the most photographed destinations of WV …

… and it is not just for the step -by -step falls.

This park is also the paradise of a leaf-uniform-Zoer that the tourist administration of West Virginia has just released its annually Fall -Vladle forecast So you can time your journey just right to witness the park in autumn glory.

Lindy Point And Pendleton point overlook Are the best places for sweeping a view of kaleidoscopic awnings from raised points of view.

There are about it 20 miles of paths Due to the lively forestry for skills of all levels. And there are also other fun activities, such as bicycles and fishing, because the river is filled with countless fish species, including catfish and, the most famous, rainbow trout.

Moreover, there are enough huts for rent That Including WiFi. You don’t have to wait to upload your epic photos!

Southern Living Hypes Up 2 neighboring cities

The editors of Southern Living claim that they are about to lower themselves in the midst of the entire autumn bloom in this vast state park.

But there are also a few charming Heartthrobs in the area that should not be skipped either. That would be the cities of Thomas And Davis.

We recently reported the last as one of America’s most surprising destinations with new resorts.

The new bragging Valley View Cabin Resort Loving reviews are no less than $ 20 million costs to complete.

Let yourself wake you up with a beautiful landscape of your private cabanas (with jacuzzis!), Smokeless fire baskets and vast porch with a view that extend for kilometers in succession.

Sam Sears

SAM, our main writer and journalist based in San Diego has visited 36 countries and wrote more than 1000 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and throwing a light on lesser -known gems.