Lost River State Park
The unique Lost River is the namesake of this park so rich in history and character. The Lost River sinks into the ground five miles south of Wardensville and flows through dark underground caverns only to emerge again three miles away to form the Capon River! Stay overnight in rustic vacation cabins and take in marvelous sunsets from the the Cranny Crow Overlook. The park offers over 20 miles of hiking trails through riverside and mountainous terrain that is home to animals often seen. A swimming pool, game court and horseback riding fill leisure-time hours.

For reservations call 1-800-CALL-WVA.

George Washington National Forest
The George Washington National Forest area contains nearly one million acres of mountain land with approximately 100,000 acres in four counties in West Virginia. Nearly 52,000 acres of the National Forest cover the eastern portion of Hardy County. Highly renowned for its outstanding programs that harbor habitat for many species of animals, the National Forest area is a woodland oasis for backpacking, camping, swimming, fishing and hunting. A system of marked trails and forest roads are perfect for hiking and biking.

Lee Ranger District: (540) 984-4101