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Kanawha State Forest

Located seven miles from Charleston, Kanawha State Forest is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The forest covers 9,300 acres with more than 60 miles of hiking and biking trails that are ideal for every season. Many naturalists take note of the forest for its diverse wildflower and bird populations.

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Located seven miles from Charleston, Kanawha State Forest is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The forest covers 9,300 acres with more than 60 miles of hiking and biking trails that are ideal for every season. Many naturalists take note of the forest for its diverse wildflower and bird populations.

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Park Conditions

Location

Charleston, West Virginia

 

Hours Of Operation

10 A.M. to 6 P.M.

 

Campground Season And Dates

April to December, weather permitting

 

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Contact

Phone: 304-558-3500

Email: dnrkanawhasf@wv.gov

Address: 7500 Kanawha State Forest Dr, Charleston, WV 25314

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Camping

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