Located just outside Berkeley Springs, Cacapon Resort State Park spans more than 6,000 acres in the scenic mountains of the Eastern Panhandle. Featuring hiking, biking, golf, water recreation, a spa, and equestrian in a secluded resort setting.
Tucked along the summit and eastern slopes of Sideling Hill about 10 miles west of Berkeley Springs, this 354-acre preserve is a quiet world of hardwood forests, natural springs, rocky trails and song birds.
Location:
Orleans Road, Off Route 9 West 8 miles from Berkeley Springs
The Paw Paw Tunnel is one of the most unusual hikes in the Berkeley Springs area, and one of the most fascinating pieces of history along the Potomac River. Located just across the river from Paw Paw, West Virginia
On the property lies about a half mile of walking trails, great for identifying wetland fauna and plants as well as mushrooms, bugs, and micro habitats.
Location:
59 Fish Hatchery Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
23,000 acres of rugged mountain terrain in Berkeley and Morgan counties, defined by long forested ridges, hollows, rocky overlooks, streams, wildlife habitat and the 205-acre Sleepy Creek Lake.
Location:
8 miles North on Rt 522. Easy access at Spruce Pine Hollow Park – WV 9 east.
Widmyer Wetland Preserve is a vital ecosystem located along the Warm Springs Run with a short walking trail lined making it a great educational resource for adults and children alike.
Location:
Parking is in the Gravel Lot near Widmyer Elementary School