Cumberland State Forest
- Virginia
photo: Virginia Department of Forestry
Why go there?
Virginia's second largest state forest was farmland a century ago. Today it features 121 miles of waterways and four small lakes: Arrowhead, Bonbrook, Winston and Oak Hill. There are 34 miles of forest trails to hike and bike, and great options for canoeing and kayaking, as well as horseback riding. Hunting and fishing require state permits.
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37°40'39.33"N, 78°37'8.59"W
Cumberland State Forest
Virginia
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National Forest Foundation
Bird and wildlife viewing
Wildlife viewing
Conservation
