Swimming Holes Surrounding West Virginia's New River

<body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#663333" link="#0000cc" vlink="#009900" alink="#009900"> <table width="100%" cellspacing=5 cellpadding=0 border=0> <tr> <td align=center valign=middle> <b>Day Trips With a Splash: Northeastern Swimming Holes</b><p> Less than four miles upstream from the bridge over the New River Gorge, Halls of Karma is a magnificent rock terrace—almost an auditorium. There are literally hundreds of square feet to take in the sun and picnic. In addition to the terrace, a finger of rock extends toward the center of the water and creates a polite eddy 35 to 45 feet long in what is otherwise a huge, muscular white water river.<br> <br> If you are reading this then you have a browser that is not frames enabled or else you have the frames capability turned off. This site is constructed using frames in order for it to be easily navigated and updated.<br> </table> </body>