West Virginia Highway Guide Photos

Highway State 55

View from highway
Crossing Mill Creek.

Highway United States 219

View from highway
Photo of local buildings, museum in city of Lewisburg.

Highway United States 250

View from highway
Access to Gaudineer Scenic Area National Forest. The 140 acre Gaudineer Scenic Area is located near Gaudineer Knob of Shavers Mountain in Randolph and Pocahontas Counties. Approximately 50 acres of the Gaudineer Scenic Area is typical of, and considered part of, the virgin red spruce type that originally occupied large portions of the highland areas of West Virginia. Access to Cheat Cooperative Wildlife Mgmt. Area - West Virginia Department of Natural Resources.

Highway State 55

View from highway
Travelling South on Highway #55.

Highway State 55

Tygart River.

Highway United States 460

West Virginia Welcome Center - South side of highway.

Highway United States 250

Welcome to Monongahela National Forest - Eastern boundary. Point of Information - crossing Old House Run. The Monongahela is located in the Appalachian Mountains of east central West Virginia at elevations of 1,000 to 4,861 feet. The forest stands of various tree species and age classes, and non-forest areas--such as wetlands, cliffs, grassy meadows, and cascading streams. With over 900,000 acres in federal ownership the Monongahela offers a variety of freshwater fishing experiences. Our Forest contains 600 miles of cold water streams, representing 50 percent of all trout water and 90 percent of native brook trout water in West Virginia. Forest streams provide habitat for stocked finerling and catchable trout. Rainbow, golden rainbow, brown and brook trout are the four species stocked regularly.

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