Nicholas E. Jarvis Memorial Wildlife Management Area offers visitors a serene environment for wildlife observation and outdoor recreation amid West Virginia’s natural landscapes.
The Nicholas E. Jarvis Memorial Wildlife Management Area is a protected natural space located in West Virginia, offering a diverse range of habitats that support various wildlife species. It spans rolling hills, dense forests, and clear streams, making it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Established to preserve the region's rich biodiversity, it serves as a crucial habitat for numerous bird species, mammals, and aquatic life. Historically, the area has been an important ecological zone, providing resources and refuge for local wildlife. Recreational opportunities abound, including hiking along scenic trails, fishing in abundant waterways, and photography. Visitors are drawn by the beauty of the landscape and the chance to see native wildlife in their natural habitat, which enhances its appeal as a destination for nature lovers.
Scenic views along the Cheat River
Diverse habitats offering unique birding opportunities
Rich maple and oak forest coverage
Remote fishing spots along pristine streams
A picturesque spot where the river curves, a great place for photography and tranquility.
This trail offers expansive views of the valley and surrounding hills.
An area within the management area rich with towering oaks, providing a habitat for many bird species.