West Virginia Parks and Forests Welcome Spring with Special Hikes To welcome spring to the Mountain State, many West Virginia State Parks and Forests are offering spring wildflower and nature hikes to celebrate the beauty of the season.
Some hikes require advance registration.
Annual Sue Browning Wildflower Hike. This is a very popular springtime hike where many wildflowers are spotted and identified. Old Mill Wildflower Walk. A six-mile hike from Glade Creek Grist Mill to the ghost town of Sewell on the New River. The 1,300 foot change in elevation results in a large variety of wildflowers.