Greenbrier State Forest Activities

Greenbrier State Forest has a 16-unit campground suitable for tents and trailers. Each site offers an electric hookup, a picnic table, an on-site and central bathhouse. The campground is open from mid-April through October 31.

Bike like a pro in no time at the Greenbrier State Forest. Nineteen miles are available for every skill level of mountain biker. Get some great exercise while enjoying some of the best views in the state and make memories that will last a lifetime. Trail maps are available at the park office and online.

Cast a line at these top-notch streams and lakes near the Greenbrier State Forest. The Greenbrier River and other opportunities offer some of the finest smallmouth bass, trout, bluegill, crappie, catfish and walleye fishing in the eastern United States. Proper licenses and stamps are required and available online.

The grass is always greener on the golf course! Check out the nearby Greenbrier Resort. With three featured resort courses, a private course and a nine-hole par three walking course, you’ll never miss an unforgettable tee-off time.

Greenbrier State Forest has plenty of activities for those who like to explore and unwind in nature. Guests may hike or bike across nearly 19 miles on the forest’s 14 trails, which vary in length and difficulty. The trails entangle the forest, offering glimpses of rare Kate’s Mountain flora and a fitness trail near the picnic area. Several miles of forest management roads provide additional hiking and biking opportunities.

Go on the prowl and return with everlasting memories. In-season hunting is allowed in the Greenbrier State Forest with proper licensing. Check wvhunt.com for more information.

Saddle up for an ideal riding experience along the Greenbrier River Trail. This 78-mile-long trail provides exquisite scenery and smooth, flat paths for a relaxing day of exploration. Discover a new sense of comfort for both you and your trusty steed. No equine facilities are located in Greenbrier State Forest.

Once the site of a Civil War battle, Lewisburg’s historic district abounds with charm and cultural experiences you will never forget. You can visit one of the four existing Carnegie Halls in the world. Take a tour of the North House Museum for a serene walk amid quaint, atmospheric streets.

Try some sporty competition with family and friends! Other recreational opportunities at Greenbrier State Forest a rifle range and a disc golf course. Playground equipment is available at the picnic areas, and a heated pool is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

The Greenbrier River is a popular destination for rafting and tubing, with nearly 200 miles at your disposal for some water-based adventure. The Greenbrier River Campground offers guided trips on multiple kinds of watercraft, including canoes and kayaks.

Hours of operation are 11:30a a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday, beginning on Memorial Day weekend and through Labor Day weekend. The State Fair of West Virginia, held in nearby Fairlea each August may alter operation hours and days.

The bathhouse and pool are fully accessible at Greenbrier State Forest. Admission is $6 for adults and $5 for children under 12 years old. Hours and days of operation are subject to change.