150 and Rt. An exhibit hall and audio visual programs provide interpretation of forest ecosystems and local history. Special programs and guided tours can be arranged. Sat. and Sun. The largest area of bogs in West Virginia occurs within this 750 acre National Natural Landmark.
Bogs are acidic wetlands typically found in Canada and the northern United States.
Guided tours are conducted at 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday throughout the summer months or can be specially arranged by contacting the Cranberry Mountain Visitor Center. The three waterfalls at the Falls of Hills Creek cascade over rock layers of sandstone and shale. This area is located six miles west of the Cranberry Mountain Visitor Center. Cranberry Wilderness Highway 150 traverses the eastern boundary of the 35,864 acre Cranberry Wilderness. This special area is managed for its wilderness attributes of solitude and natural conditions.