Little Dry Run Wilderness

Little Dry Run Wilderness proves you don’t need size to matter. This 2,858-acre pocket of West Virginia wilderness protects rare high-elevation bogs, ancient spruce forests, and headwaters that feed the Greenbrier River. It’s proof that wilderness isn’t always grand vistas—sometimes it’s quiet, soggy, and essential. These overlooked acres filter water, shelter salamanders, and offer solitude you won’t find anywhere else. Rep the small wilderness that punches above its weight.