2019 Map of Lobelia

About this map

Lobelia and Dogway serve as the primary human touchpoints in this highland area where the borders of Webster, Greenbrier, and Pocahontas counties meet. The landscape is dominated by the Monongahela National Forest, featuring an intricate network of ridgelines and watercourses including the Yew Mountains and the Kennison Mountains. A notable concentration of natural features defines the eastern sector, where the Cranberry Glades sit near the Forks of Cranberry. Steep topographic changes are evident at landmarks such as the Falls of Hills Creek and along the numerous named runs and forks. The map documents an extensive trail system for back-country navigation, including the historic Pocahontas Trail and Kennison Mountain Trail, which traverse the high ground between Spruce Mtn and the Frosty Gap. Local routes like Co Rte 29 and Bruffey Creek Rd provide access to the small clearings and hollows of the Little Levels region.