Natural Bridge State Park is a 1,540.22-acre park featuring a 200-foot tall Natural Bridge, a National Historic Landmark. The park has over 10 miles of hiking trails, including the Cedar Creek Trail, which leads to the Saltpeter Cave, Lost River, and Lace Falls. Visitors can explore the park's gorge, meadows, and forests, and enjoy scenic views of the surrounding mountains and the James River valley. The park offers primitive camping at Blue Hollow, with tent pads, picnic shelters, and fire pits. The Visitor Center has exhibits and a gift shop, and the park is open daily, weather permitting. The Natural Bridge requires navigating a stairway of 137 steps, but accommodations can be made for those with accessibility needs
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