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In this March 24, 2015 photo, Matt Karlson, right, supervisor for the NROCKS Outdoor Center and Chris Ward, operations manager for the center, walk across a suspension bridge that stretches 200 feet between rock formations at 150 feet above ground in Circleville, W. Va. A recent study commissioned by the Appalachian Regional Commission cites West Virginia's Nelson Rocks and Seneca Rocks, a formation to the north owned by the National Park Service, as keys to Pendleton County's “tremendous potential as a tourism destination.” But like all tourism in the Mountain State, it faces challenges. (AP Photo/ Jonathan Drew)
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