Other Adventures
While at Buckskin Scout Reservation
The following is a listing of activities your troop may enjoy while at Summer Camp.
Cass Scenic Railroad
Take the train to the top of the mountain and camp overnight. Call 1-800-CALL-WVA for
information.
Greenbank National Radio Astronomy Observatory
The largest fully steerable radio telescope in the world. Take your troop on a tour. Call 304-456-2150 for information.
Durban Scenic Railroad and Cheat Mountain Railbus
Take a scenic tour along the Greenbrier River or ride the railbus up the highest main line track east of
the Mississippi. For information call 304-456-4935
Monongahela National Forest
The Monongahela National Forest, with approximately 900,000 acres, offers unlimited recreational
opportunities including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, hunting, and fishing.
While visiting the Forest, be sure to explore the many natural areas located within the Forest's
boundaries including Cranberry Glades Botanical Area, Buffalo Lake, Gaudineer Scenic Area and the
Falls of Hills Creek. For more information contact the USFS in Bartow, WV at 304-456-3335.
Horseback Riding
Exploring Pocahontas County by horseback could be the highlight of your visit. A number of
outfitters in the county offer scenic trips from one hour in length to overnight and multi-day trail
rides. For more information contact: Watoga State Park (304) 799-4087 or 1-800-CALL
WVA,
Allegheny Outfitters/Stables (304) 572-5142, or Allegheny Outfitters (304) 456-4061
Mountain Biking
Tour the trails and mountain areas like the Greenbrier River Trail on bikes. For more information
contact Elk River Tours (304) 572-3771, Watoga State Park (304) 799-4087, Appalachian Sport
(304) 799-4050, Jack Horner's Corner (304) 653-4515, or Snowshoe Mountain Resorts (304)
572-1000.
Snowshoe Mountain
Take the lift to the top of the mountain. Stay overnight and hike back down. For
more information
contact Snowshoe Mountain Resorts (304) 572-1000.
Organ Cave
Visit Organ Cave and tour one of the largest caves in WV.
Seneca Rocks
Visit Seneca Rocks enjoy a climb, a hike or a swim.
For additional information:
http://www.pocahontas.org
http://www.wvonline.com/
http://www.westvirginia.com/
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