Shavers Fork Backcountry
At a Glance
Shavers Fork Backcountry protects a remote river corridor in Randolph County’s Monongahela National Forest, offering dispersed camping, backcountry trails, and native brook trout fishing along the Shavers Fork of the Cheat River. Multiple trail access points from Forest Road 92 lead to riverside campsites and connections into the Laurel Fork Wilderness for multi-day backpacking adventures. Primitive facilities and rugged terrain make this area ideal for experienced anglers and backpackers seeking immersive wilderness experiences away from developed recreation sites.
Activities
- Hiking
- Biking
- Horseback Riding
- Camping
- Fishing
- Cross Country Skiing
Features
- River
Difficulty
Season
All-Year; Restroom close in Winter
Area Trails
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Safety
“Cell service may not be available during your hike. Please plan accordingly and always follow Leave No Trace principles.
During hunting season, stay on established trails, wear bright colors like blaze orange, and make your presence known to ensure safety for all forest users.”
Directions
None available.
Nearby Towns
Downtown
15 Minutes
30 Minutes
