McIntosh Woodworking
3.5" New River Gorge Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
3.5" New River Gorge Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
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Laser-cut wood ornament featuring New River Gorge Bridge, West Virginia — car charm, made in Oregon.
- LASER CUT WOOD ORNAMENT – 3.5-inch diameter dual-layer wood ornament featuring New River Gorge National Park; rich forest green painted background with silver bridge and blue river cutwork accents
- ICONIC PARK DETAILS – Design features New River Gorge Bridge, whitewater kayaker, rock climber, hiker, and bass; outer ring engraved with coordinates 38.07°N 81.08°W and park phrases
- DUAL USE – Hangs as a Christmas tree ornament with included gold cord; also functions as a rear-view mirror car charm — a versatile keepsake or gift for West Virginia adventure and outdoors fans
- PERFECT GIFT – Ideal for New River Gorge visitors, Bridge Day attendees, whitewater rafters, rock climbers, and national park Christmas ornament collectors; arrives ready to gift
- HANDCRAFTED IN OREGON, USA – Made with premium laser-cut wood and full-color printed; a high-quality, lasting souvenir of America's newest national park and premier adventure destination
Celebrate America's newest national park with this action-packed New River Gorge National Park Christmas ornament. Laser cut from premium layered wood and painted in rich forest green with vivid blue river accents, this 3.5-inch ornament features the park's iconic New River Gorge Bridge spanning the gorge in gleaming silver, a whitewater kayaker navigating the rapids, a rock climber scaling the cliff face, a hiker on the rim trail, a smallmouth bass in the river below, and lush gorge forest walls. The outer ring is engraved with the park's GPS coordinates (38.07°N 81.08°W) and iconic phrases: Fayetteville, Thurmond, Bridge Day, Whitewater Rapids, and Grandview Rim Trail. A gold cord allows it to hang as a Christmas tree ornament or clip as a rear-view mirror car charm. Handcrafted in Oregon, USA - the ultimate keepsake for West Virginia adventure seekers and Bridge Day fans.
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