West Virginia πŸ“

West Virginia, nestled in the Appalachian region of the United States, captivates with its diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to rugged mountains. This webpage centers on free camping opportunities within the Mongonghella and George Washington National Forests, inviting adventurers to embrace the state’s natural wonders. With a focus on hiking, biking, kayaking, and more, West Virginia offers a spectrum of outdoor activities. The majestic forests and pristine waterways of the national forests provide an idyllic backdrop for camping and exploration. From traversing scenic trails to embarking on cycling escapades, the state caters to various interests. West Virginia’s tranquil lakes and rivers beckon kayakers and water enthusiasts, ensuring unforgettable experiences. Amidst the Appalachian splendor, West Virginia stands as an outdoor haven where nature’s beauty and recreational pursuits harmonize to offer an enriching and memorable adventure.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/West_Virginia

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West Virginia Trip 2015

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Here is a map of the route I took across West Virginia last fall, including the places I camped in the Monongahela National Forest, along with some of the scenic locations that I visited.

US 50 Allegheny Front to Keyser, WV.

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A big rig going down a big hill -- the Allegheny Front on US 50 from Skyline to Keyser, America's Friendliest City.

Reminds me a lot of West Virginia 93 in Mount Storm about 10 miles south, descending the Allegheny Front. That said, these days your brakes -- or at least your steering wheel would appreciate if you just took Corridor H US 48.

Map: Big Eddy Trail