Short Mountain Wildlife Management Area

Two mountain ridges form a long horseshoe-shaped basin, nearly all of which is covered in mixed oak and Virginia pine. Six primitive campgrounds are distributed around the area. A nominal camping fee is charged. Owned by WVDNR.

Directions:

Traveling from U.S. Route 50 turn south at Augusta onto state Route 29 (Augusta-Rio Road), drive approximately eight miles and turn left at the Short Mountain WMA sign.

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

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