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| | WV |  | Explore rugged mountain peaks and ridgelines, major valleys, expansive forests, lakes and streams; experience wild rivers; absorb the autumn foliage. 2,158-miles, 14 states, Appalachian Mountains, alpine wildflowers, scenic ridges, spectacular views, dense forest, lakes, ponds, streams.
| | | WV |  | 4,127 acres of serene, yet rugged beauty, a fast flowing trout stream in a boulder-strewn canyon, and mountainous vistas. Colorful display of wildflowers, rhododendrons, red and gray foxes, beavers, wild-turkey, Glade Creek Grist Mill.
| | | WV |  | At the upper end of Beech Fork Lake, this park offers excellent camping, fishing and boat launching facilities on a 720-acre body of water. Beech Fork Lake, excellent fishing opportunities, public boat launch area.
| | | WV |  | Named for the falls of the Blackwater River whose amber-colored waters plunge five stories then twist and tumble through an 8-mile-long gorge. Many impressive waterfalls, deep canyon carved by the raging Blackwater River, hemlock and red spruce trees.
| | | WV |  | Encompassing rugged, heavily forested, mountainous terrain, and a large lake, the park is home to diverse wildlife. Picturesque Bluestone Lake, layers of bluish gray shale wedged between reddish sandstone deposits, wild turkey, mink, muskrat, fox, bobcat.
| | | WV |  | Atop Cacapon Mountain, hikers will discover large rock outcrops of resistant sandstone with views of the valley below. Cacapon Lake, expansive views, renowned medicinal waters known for healing powers, pine and mixed hardwood forests, golf course.
| | | WV |  | Situated at 3,200 feet above sea level, Canaan Valley State Park is perched on the northern side of the Monongahela National Forest. Monongahela National Forest, Allegheny Mountains, abundant wildlife.
| | | WV |  | Greenbrier River Trail was just recently ranked by BackPacker Magazine as one of the top ten hiking trails in the United States. 75 miles, 35 bridges, 2 tunnels, Greenbrier River Trail.
| | | WV |  | Majestic confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, home to armory founded by George Washington, site of John Brown's attack on slavery. Civil War battlements, John Brown's Fort, intersection of Appalachian Trail and Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, Jefferson Rock.
| of the New River Gorge National River.New River Gorge National River, Hawks Nest Lake, the veritable color symphony of autumn, spring wildflowers, cliffs, mountain setting.
hub of recreational activities.Heavily forested mountains, flame azalea, pink Dutchman's breeches, Solomon's seal, trillium, violets, May apple. Potato Knob
| | WV |  | A Forest with beautiful scenery, excellent recreation opportunities, many species of wildlife, and rich in historical sites. Allegheny Front of the Appalachian Mountains, five major river systems, bird watching, Civil War historical sites
| | | WV |  | A rugged, white water river, flowing northward through deep canyons, the New River is among the oldest rivers on the continent. New River, cultural and natural history
| | | WV |  | A windswept plateau in southeastern West Virginia provides the setting for this park's recreational facilities and comfortable accomodations. Sweeping vistas, 1,000-foot-deep Bluestone Canyon, mountain setting, 18-hole championship golf course.
| | | WV |  | 700 miles commemorating the mix of history, culture, and recreation along the Potomac River. Many small towns and historic villages, 185-mile C&O Canal Towpath trail, 17-mile Mount Vernon trail, 75-mile Laurel Highlands Trail.
| | | WV |  | Located at the extreme tip of the state's northern panhandle, Tomlinson Run provides a wide range of exciting recreational opportunities. Tomlinson Run, ponds, lakes, wildflowers, wildlife, and overhanging cliffs.
| | | WV |  | In the heart of Wyoming Country, Twin Falls State Park offers majestic mountain views and a glimpse into the pioneer days of the 19th century. Allegheny Plateau, Cabin Creek, Still Run, Bowers Ridge, gorges, Foley Falls, Black Fork Falls, Pioneer Farm, and scenic overlooks.
| | | WV |  | Watoga is a sprawling, verdant woodland filled with a multitude of recreational possibilities for park guests. Views of the surrounding wooded ridges and valleys, deep forests, black bear, wild turkey, grouse, Brooks Memorial Arboretum.
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