Dolly SodsDolly Sods is the highest elevation plateau east of the Mississippi River located along the Allegheny Front in West Virginia, and boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in the Mountain State.  Sunrise from Bear Rocks at Dolly Sods, looking into the valley carved by the South Fork of the Potomac River.          Dolly Sods at sunrise.  A view down into the Broad Run valley, looking eastward to the Potomac River.  A view along the Raven Ridge Trail.  Bear Rocks Trail  Portions of the Bear Rocks Trail, especially closer to Forest Road 75, were degraded by years of abuse by a Jeep trail.     The Bear Rocks Trail as it approaches Red Creek.     High elevation plains and bogs line the Beaver Dam Trail.   Dobbin Grade Trail follows an old rail grade and parallels Red Creek.  The Dobbin Grade Trail is a flat and wide path that winds its way through bogs and plains affording sweeping views of the entire valley.    Sunset at Dolly Sods from my campsite.  Ferns basked in autumn colors.  A quiet stream winds its way along the Dunkenbabger Trail.  Red Creek on the southern fringes of Dolly Sods.    The Big Stonecoal Trail makes a steep descent from Dolly Sods to Red Creek. Be sure to check out the newest recreation guide at American Byways, Dolly Sods, which contains two trail highlights, campground information and over 130 photographs taken over the span of two months. Enjoy! |
   
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Love these pics! I have been there a few times myself - spectacular!!! I love how much you can see up in the meadows. Thanks for posting.