Diamond Point Overlook — Attraction in Fayetteville

Diamond Point is a stunning overlook in New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. It offers panoramic views of the New River Gorge, one of the deepest gorges in the United States. The hike to Diamond Point is relatively easy, making it a great option for families and people of all fitness levels.

The trail to Diamond Point begins at the Fern Creek Trailhead. The trail is well-marked and easy to follow. The first part of the trail winds through a forest of rhododendron and hardwood trees. After about a mile, the trail emerges from the forest and you will be treated to your first glimpse of the New River Gorge. The views only get better as you continue along the trail.

The final leg of the hike is a steep climb to the top of Diamond Point. The views from the top are simply breathtaking. You can see for miles in every direction. The New River Gorge Bridge is visible in the distance, and you can often see whitewater rafters and kayakers on the...

Diamond point was amazing for the views and trails. Trails were not extremely difficult to navigate. All posted signs were easy to follow and were accurate. I recommend wearing comfortable hiking boots or shoes that are water resistant in the least. The views are the most amazing views I have seen in a long time. Looking out over the new river was spectacular. Right across the river you can just make out one of the long abandoned buildings of the Kamoor mines. I highly recommend visiting this trail also to see how nature has reclaimed what was once hers. I had come at the right time to see men repelling from the point which was a very interesting show and may spark a new...

One of the best views in the New River Gorge area and hands down best place to watch the sunset in New River Gorge. I always bring a hammock and kick back and chill amazing views. Extremely dangerous Cliff edges don't bring your dog here even though you can don't do it East Cliff edges are 800 to a thousand feet tall with loose Rocky sand edges that are extremely slippery and very dangerous to an animal that is not used to walking in these conditions. You can die on this Trail if you are not paying attention. Always watch where you are walking do not walk with your phone in your hand taking selfies that's how most people fall off cliff edges safety is number one selfies...