Recreation
Some of the best recreation experiences in the South are on national forests and grasslands. You can explore 11,262 miles of trails, 1,700 developed recreation sites, witness the beauty of nature, and find peaceful places to relax and reflect. The world-class recreation opportunities in the Southern Region draw about 24 million visitors each year.
Wolf Ford Horse Camp
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Located off Yellow Gap, about three miles east of the Cradle of Forestry in America Visitors Center, this 12-site camp provides access to many miles of equestrian trails in the South Mills River…
Wolf Gap Recreation Area
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Wolf Gap Recreation Area was once the site of a 1930’s African American Civilian Conservation Corps Camp. This recreation area has many hiking opportunities nearby. From here begin your hike to the…
Wolf Laurel Area
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Wolf Laurel Hunters Camp FDR#81F
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Wolf Pen Gap
Site Open
Featuring high mountain vistas, the trail leads the rider through an array of areas, including scenic Gap Creek and Board Camp Creek. The trail continues through a forest of large pines and hardwoods…
Wolf Pen Hunters Camp
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Hunters Camp
Wolf Pen Recreation Area
Site Open
This campground, located next to the Mulberry River, offers scenic rock bluffs in the northwestern portion of the state. Activities include canoeing on the Mulberry River (very popular with the…
Wolf Rock Cave
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Wolf Rock Cave is best described as two small rock overhangs overlooking Bundick's Creek. It is the only known rock shelter in Louisiana used by its early people. There is also some evidence from the…
Wood Lake
Site Open
Get back to nature while enjoying this primitive camping and day use area, complete with picnic tables and access for boaters to the Ochlockonee River. BoatingSmall motorboats can take advantage of…
Woodman Springs Shooting Range
The range offers a shooting shelter and 25-, 50- and 100-yard markers. The range is handicap accessible.Flyer and map