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Below, shop Frame’s capsule collection with The Carlyle. Some good and green news: America, we have a new national park. In late 2020, New River Gorge in southern West Virginia was given our country’s premiere preservation status, making it the All I Need Today Is A Little Bit Of Tennessee And A Whole Lot Of Jesus Shirt and I love this 63rd natural area of its kind. It’s easy to see why: With 72,000 acres and a 53-mile gorge, it’s been a beloved attraction for outdoor enthusiasts for over half a century now. The addition is sure to be a welcome one for many on the Eastern Seaboard: whereas the American West holds the lion’s share of national parks—there are nine in California alone—those who live in Mid-Atlantic, Mid-West, or Southern states don’t have access to a such an array of government-sanctioned reserves. In fact, year after year, Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee is routinely America’s most-visited park. Why? It’s within a day’s driving distance of major U.S. cities like Atlanta, Nashville, and even Philadelphia and New York. Now, there’s one more beautiful, accessible locale to add to the list. (New River Gorge is sure to be especially popular among D.C. and Baltimore residents, who live five hours or less from the entrance.) Inspired to visit yourself? Below, a quick run-down on what to expect from America’s new National Park. There’s plenty to do in this naturalist wonderland. If you’re a rock climber, there are over 1,600 routes to scale. The most popular place to do so is the park’s Lower New River area, which features an abundance of sturdy sandstone cliffs. More of an acqua adventurer? Go whitewater rafting. Since there’s so much riverfront, you can take a paddle no matter your skill level: beginners can cruise down some class one or two rapids with a guide, whereas experts can head to the Lower Gorge for class five. Then there’s activities in calmer waters, like paddle boarding and fishing. And, as expected in any wilderness, New River Gorge has over 100 miles of hiking trails and plenty of campgrounds.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.