Golf Course

Twin Falls features an 18-hole par 71 championship course. The original 9-holes were designed by Geoffrey Cornish in the late 1960’s and nine-hole addition designed by George Cobb, Sr. completed a challenging 18-hole golf property. A pro shop with club and cart rentals, sales and assistance is on site. A resident PGA Golf Pro is available for lessons. The 18-hole course is open year round, weather permitting.

This course is tucked in a mountainous area of West Virginia and many golfers overlook this golf gem. Twin Falls provides some of the best golf play you’ll find anywhere at a more relaxed pace of play.

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Nearby Attractions

• Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
• Outdoor Dramas at Grandview
• Winterplace Ski Area
• New River Gorge Bridge/Visitors Center
• Hawks Nest & Babcock state parks (Rte 60)
• Pipestem & Bluestone state parks (Rte 20)
• R.D. Bailey Lake & Wildlife Management Area
• Tamarack - Arts & Crafts Showcase
• Hatfield and McCoy ATV Trail - www.trailsheaven.com
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Nature Center & Programming

A year-round nature and outdoor recreation program is offered at Twin Falls. During the summer months nature and recreational activities ranging from campfires with stories and songs to night hikes is scheduled. The Nature Center, located in Twin Falls Lodge, has local nature and historical displays.

View Twin Falls Calendar of Events.

Hiking Trails

Twelve hiking trails vary from remote wooded paths to scenic walks to the two falls for which the park is named.

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Picnicking

Three picnic areas offer visitors an outdoor dinner table. Groups and reunions enjoy the ability to reserve any of Twin Falls' three picnic shelters. Playground equipment and restroom facilities are on site or nearby.

Pioneer Farm

The Pioneer Farm pictured below is a restored homeplace on Bowers Ridge. The living history farm appears much like those of the 1830's providing a glimpse into the lives and times of the people who settled the Twin Falls area.

Outdoor Amphitheater

Nestled in a natural bowl near Twin Falls ball field is a beautiful setting for outdoor programs or group gatherings.