Camp Creek State Forest in southern West Virginia contains 6,000 acres of untouched mountain forest, seven miles of trout streams, and two small waterfalls.
Unrelated, Mash Fork’s name suggests a moonshining past, not uncommon in this part of Appalachia.
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Directions
From Interstate 77’s Exit 20 for US 19, follow US 19 south and turn right onto County Route 19/5. Follow County Route 19/5 for 2.3 miles to a parking area adjacent to a playground in Camp Creek State Forest and Park.
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