🍄 Mushroom Foraging on public land in West Virginia

15 public places in West Virginia are listed for mushroom foraging (7 state & public land, 6 state forests, 2 national forests). 0 have no entry fee. Open any place for its map, directions, fees and the land around it.

Foraging rules vary by unit: some allow personal-use gathering, some limit quantities, and some prohibit it. Confirm with the managing agency, and only eat what you can identify with certainty.

The places

🗺️ Bear Rocks PreserveUnknown — check official site
🌲 Cabwaylingo State ForestUnknown — check official site
🌲 Coopers Rock State ForestUnknown — check official site
🌲 George Washington National ForestUnknown — check official site
🌲 Greenbrier State ForestUnknown — check official site
🌲 Kanawha State ForestUnknown — check official site
🌲 Kumbrabow State ForestUnknown — check official site
🌲 Monongahela National ForestUnknown — check official site
🗺️ Mountain Lake WildernessUnknown — check official site
🗺️ Mountwood ParkUnknown — check official site
🗺️ New River Gorge National PreserveUnknown — check official site
🗺️ Rolling Ridge ConservancyUnknown — check official site
🌲 Seneca State ForestUnknown — check official site
🗺️ Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation AreaUnknown — check official site
🗺️ The Summit Bechtel Family National Scout ReserveUnknown — check official site

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