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1 Reviews on “Fort Boreman Park”
Fantastic park with LOTS of parking, hiking trails, and pavilions and a (what used to be) scenic overlook of the Ohio river and it’s confluence with the Little Kanawha river. The weeds, vines and brush have become so overgrown that it is not much of a scenic overlook. It is a weed overlook. It is a FAR cry from the picture / thumbnail used in advertising this site. Cut the weeds down so it is back to being an overlook, and it will be much better. Otherwise it is just hiking trails with a pavilion. Not much of a draw without the Ohio river overlook. I did not climb up the path to see the Parkersburg overlook, but I would imagine it could use clearing as well. The cannon’s that are on display and interpretive signs are also nice.