Highland Scenic Highway

Highland Scenic Highway

National Scenic Byway • West Virginia

All Photos (10)

  • Beartown State Park

    The walkway at Beartown State Park invites visitors to walk into the depths of the forest.

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  • An entrance sign greets visitors to the Highland Scenic Highway

    An entrance sign greets visitors to the Highland Scenic Highway.

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  • Country Store

    A piece of the country awaits visitors at this little country store located along a West Virginia backroad.

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  • Vista from Highland Scenic Highway

    Gently sloping hills and fields of grass in red and gold provide a stunning place to view the valley below.

    © June 2005 Maochang Li.

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  • Autumn View of the Highland Scenic Highway

    The Highland Scenic Highway curves ahead through a forest touched by fall.

    © 1996 West Virginia Dept. of Commerce (www.wvcommerce.org).

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  • Beautiful Hillsides and Forests

    The Highland Scenic Highway winds through beautiful hillsides and forests touched by autumn color.

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  • Enjoying a Summer Hike in the Cranberry Wilderness

    A hiker enjoys a walk on a summer's day in the Cranberry Wilderness.

    Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives © 2009 Donxfive of Flickr.com.

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  • Pine Forest Path

    A hiker walks in the shadows of tall pines along a trail in the Cranberry Wilderness.

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  • Exploring a Bog in the Cranberry Wilderness

    A hiker gets an up-close look at unique bog ecosystems from the boardwalk.

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  • Lower Falls of Hill Creek

    At 63 feet, the lower falls is the second highest waterfall in West Virginia.

    Attribution © 2008 Geoff Gallice.

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