Greenbrier State Forest

About Greenbrier State Forest

The Greenbrier State Forest is located southeast of the Virginia border and offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. For outdoor recreation, it offers scenic views of densely wooded terrain, as well as a variety of hiking trails and trails for hiking, biking, skiing, snowshoeing and other outdoor activities.

Holidaymakers in the Greenbrier State Forest can choose from a variety of cabins, each with their own unique features and amenities. Each cabin has a wood-burning fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen and a spacious living room and dining area.

Cots can be reserved in advance to avoid handling fees, or rented at no extra cost. Greenbrier State Forest cabins open on the second Friday in April and close on October 31. Check-in is at 4pm and isbe at 10am, and check-out times are at 8am and 10pm.

Pets are not allowed in the cabins or cabin areas, but Greenbrier State Forest offers a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, camping, fishing, mountain biking and hiking.

The central bathhouse offers hot showers and toilets for guests, and water is available in a central location. Each unit has its own shower and toilet, and access to a hot water tank and hot tub. Firewood and ice are available to the caretakers on duty, as well as water, food, clothing, blankets and other necessities.

The heated pool in the forest is an ideal place to practice sports or just relax, and the heated pools and woods are ideal places to practice sports. The campsite opens on the second Friday in April and closes on November 30th. Check-out is at noon and only one tent or trailer is allowed per pitch.

The Bad House pool is fully accessible and accessible to all, and a paddling pool for children is also available.

Hunting in the forest is permitted in all seasons, and the most popular species include black bears, grizzlies, elks, elks, coyotes, foxes, deer, turkeys and other wildlife. The nearby Greenbrier River provides a great source of fresh water for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, rafting, fishing and boating.

Hunting and fishing licenses are required in West Virginia for deer, elk, coyotes, foxes, turkeys and other wildlife, as well as for all other species.

There are numerous picnic areas for the forest guests, accommodation for the disabled and a picnic area. Each area is equipped with picnic tables, picnic chairs, tables and chairs, as well as a picnic table and table service.

Thirteen kilometres of hiking trails cross the forest, cross it and offer a variety of activities such as hiking, cycling, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Several kilometers of forest trails provide additional hiking and biking trails, and forest visitors are welcome to participate in nature and recreational events planned by naturalists every week during the summer months.

The Greenbriar State Forest, as well as several other parks in the area, will host performances, museum exhibitions and film series.