Red Creek Wildlife Management Area

Red Creek Wildlife Management Area

Red Creek Wildlife Management Area offers a serene escape with diverse habitats perfect for outdoor enthusiasts interested in hiking, hunting, and wildlife viewing.

25,574
Acres Protected
20
Miles of Trails
50,000
Annual Visitors
1964
Year Established

About Red Creek Wildlife Management Area

Red Creek Wildlife Management Area
 

Red Creek Wildlife Management Area is a peaceful destination in West Virginia, renowned for its diverse ecosystems ranging from hardwood forests to open fields and wetlands. This area spans several thousand acres, offering a sanctuary for numerous wildlife species and a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike. Its management is focused on maintaining and improving habitats for both native and migratory species while also providing ample recreational opportunities. Hunters and anglers find Red Creek particularly appealing due to its abundant game and fish populations. Visitors can also enjoy a network of trails that meander through the picturesque landscapes, revealing beautiful vistas and quiet spots ideal for photography or simply appreciating nature. Established to promote environmental conservation and outdoor activities, the area holds a significant place in regional outdoor culture, attracting thousands of visitors year-round.

Highlights

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Spectacular birdwatching opportunities, especially during migratory seasons

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Rich diversity of habitats supporting many native species

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Quiet fishing spots along the Red Creek

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Scenic hiking trails offering glimpses of the area's natural beauty

Notable Natural Features

Red Creek

A serene creek running through the heart of the area, offering excellent fishing and scenic views.

Tanager Trail

A popular trail known for its rich avian diversity.

Old Stand Pines

A striking grove of pines providing a unique ecosystem within the area.