Allegheny Wildlife Management Area

Mineral County West Virginia

5203 acres

This area is comprised of two tracts of land (4,055 and 1,148 acres) located on the western edge of the county. Forest cover for the area is predominantly oak-hickory. The larger tract lays along the top of the Allegheny Front. This tract consists of a relatively flat, rocky mountain top with laurel thickets and a steep side slope leading to foothills and associated hollows.

The smaller tract consists of a ridge top with steep hillsides. Wide areas along the stream and on the ridge presently contain old field habitat. Camping is not permitted on the area. Owned by WVDNR.

Directions:

This area is comprised of two tracts of land. The larger tract which lays along the top of the Allegheny Front is located approximately four miles southwest of Keyser and accessible from secondary Route 4 (Pinnacle Road) and route 220/2 (Pine Swamp Road).

The smaller tract is located along five miles of the North Branch of the Potomac River approximately six miles north of Elk Garden and is accessible from Route 46 and secondary Route 46/3 (Barnum Road).

For more information visit the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources web site.

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