Recreation
Experience Natural and Local History on The Potomac Eagle Scenic Rail Excursion Train, Rt 28 North, will take you on a ride through the Trough of the South Branch of the Potomac River April 30 through Oct; travel past historic farms and eagle nests. Eagles sighted 90% of the time. Special rides such as all-day or murder mystery trips are available. Call 304-424-0736 for time and fee schedules. http://www.potomaceagle.info/.Fish, Hike or Learn New Outdoor Skills at North River Retreat
437 acres of private hunting preserve with guided quail, deer (gun and bow), and spring gobbler hunting, trout-stocked pond and river fishing, hiking (spring and summer) and clay pigeon-shooting, camping, picnicking, and overnight lodging. Workshops offered.
Located off WV Hwy 29 South near Delray. Contact: 540-539-9873. http://www.northriverretreat.com/
437 acres of private hunting preserve with guided quail, deer (gun and bow), and spring gobbler hunting, trout-stocked pond and river fishing, hiking (spring and summer) and clay pigeon-shooting, camping, picnicking, and overnight lodging. Workshops offered.
Located off WV Hwy 29 South near Delray. Contact: 540-539-9873. http://www.northriverretreat.com/
Paddle through the Wilderness in Hampshire County from the Trough General Store
Canoe rentals, fishing supplies (no licenses) bait, drinks, snacks, ice. Another way to witness the American Bald Eagles flying over the Trough.
9 1/2 miles south on River Rd., west of Romney.
Wed-Mon 8AM-6PM (closed in winter)
304-822-7601. http://www.wvcanoerentals.com/trips_rates.htm
Canoe rentals, fishing supplies (no licenses) bait, drinks, snacks, ice. Another way to witness the American Bald Eagles flying over the Trough.
9 1/2 miles south on River Rd., west of Romney.
Wed-Mon 8AM-6PM (closed in winter)
304-822-7601. http://www.wvcanoerentals.com/trips_rates.htm
Chill Out at Ice Mountain Preserve which protects birds and plants usually found much further north. Ice Mountain gets its name from the refrigeration effect taking place behind the boulders, with arctic air escaping even throughout the summer. The preserve is open for guided visitation. Please contact the docents at least two weeks in advance at (304) 496-7359. For more informarion, see http://stevebailes.org/icemountain/visit.htm.
To learn more, visit this Public Broadcast produced video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBUUCESehms
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