Nathaniel Mountain Wildlife Management Area

Nathaniel, Piney and Big mountains dominate the area, ranging from 1,000 to 3,050 feet, and the forests are primarily mixed oak-hickory and Virginia pine. Fishing for native brook trout can be rewarding on Mill Run, a steep mountain stream which tumbles over a seven mile course to join the South Branch of the Potomac River, one of West Virginia's most productive smallmouth bass fisheries.

Directions:

The principal access is via U.S. Route 50 just east of Romney, then south on state Route 50/10 (Grassy Lick Road) to the entrance road.

For more information visit the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources web site.

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