The Monongahela National Forest is a national forest located in eastern West Virginia, within the portion of the Allegheny Mountains that includes the Allegheny Front and the western portion of the Ridge-and-valley Appalachians. It includes most of the highest elevations in the state, including Spruce Knob (elevation 4,863 feet), the highest point in West Virginia, along with several wilderness and special-use areas.

The Monongahela National Forest is administered from the main headquarters in Elkins, West Virginia and six ranger districts.

Northern area

• Dolly Sods Wilderness
• Flatrock-Roaring Plains
• Gaudineer Scenic Area
• Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area
• Otter Creek Wilderness
• North Laurel Fork Wilderness
• South Laurel Fork Wilderness

Southern area

• Cranberry Wilderness
• Cranberry Glades Botanical Area
• Lake Sherwood
• Summit Lake

External links

• USDA Forest Service Page
• Recreation.Gov Page
• The Sierra Club's Lands At Risk Page

Geography of West Virginia | Monongahela National Forest | National Forests of West Virginia