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Overlook at Hawks Nest State Park

David Sibray enjoys at view of the New River at Grandview

Stone and wrought iron at Hawks Nest preserves the view of the cliffs from below. (Photo courtesy Dave Sibray)

North Overlook at Grandview, West Virginia

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