2019 Map of Rawley Springs

About this map

Rawley Springs serves as the primary focal point in this mountainous section of the George Washington National Forest, where the landscape is defined by the drainage of the Dry River and its numerous tributaries. The area is characterized by a series of prominent ridges and peaks, including Bald Knob, Riven Rock Mtn, and Dundore Mtn, which frame the deep hollows such as Hopkins Hollow and Hughes Hollow. The transition from the rugged highlands to the valley floor is traced by Rawley Pike, following the natural corridor of the river. Local history is anchored by features such as the Oak Grove Cem near the southern edge and named landmarks like Clines Hacking. The hydrology of the region is complex, with named springs and runs like Maple Spring Run and Miller Spring Run feeding into larger systems, while the Blue Hole offers a specific recreational or geographical marker along the water's path.