FAYETTEVILLE, W.Va. — Autumn doesn’t simply change the color of the New River Gorge. It changes how visitors experience one of America’s newest national parks. Cooler weather makes hiking more comfortable. Falling leaves begin to reveal pieces of the gorge’s industrial past that summer foliage can conceal. Whitewater season reaches a crescendo on the nearby Gauley River, while festivals fill communities surrounding the national park. Autumn umbe…
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