West Virginia termed the “Mountain State” has been considered an area of coal mining and timber resource for the past 150 years. However, West Virginia has hidden beauty and is more than a storehouse for natural resources. In the past recent years the natural wonders of the state have been brought to public light through the modern availability of the Internet and digital photography.
The rugged forests and mountains of the Monongahela forest on the eastern borders of West Virginia are host to thousands of acres of protected lands. ... |
