2019 Map of Woodrow

About this map

Monongahela National Forest land dominates this section of Pocahontas County, where a vast network of wilderness trails and high-elevation peaks defines the landscape. The small settlement of Woodrow sits near the headwaters of Stony Creek, surrounded by prominent summits including Red Spruce Knob, Black Mtn, and the Yew Mountains. The Williams River carves a deep valley through the center of the sheet, joined by numerous tributaries such as Big Laurel Creek and Tea Creek. This area is characterized by its high-country water sources and difficult terrain, evidenced by features like Cockrane Spring and Stoney Creek Mountain Spring. An extensive trail system, including the Boundary Trail # 449 and Black Mountain Trail # 412, illustrates the area's transition from early timber and resource access to its modern role as a protected wilderness and recreational forest.