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Hawks Nest in Winter

Turkey Spur Road at Grandview. Photo courtesy Rick Burgess.

The New River wanders through its gorge beneath the Hawks Nest overlook. Photo courtesy Rick Burgess.

Seneca Rocks rises like a castle amid the snow covered mountains above the North Fork of the South Branch. Photo courtesy Rick Burgess.

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