4/13/2009
Does your group need an Earth Day project that will benefit thousands of people this year? Sign up for Cabwaylingo State Forest’s annual Stream Clean Day Saturday, April 18.
“Wear your old pants, shirts, jackets, sneakers or boots, and we’ll provide the gloves,” said Assistant Superintendent Lynette Simko. “After the cleanup, you can enjoy a day at the forest, have a picnic, walk the trails, fish, or watch wildlife. We offer special cabin and camping rates for all helpers, and lunch will be provided on cleaning day.”
Cabwaylingo State Forest comprises 8,123 heavily forested acres in the heart of southern West Virginia in Wayne County. Built in the 1930s, the forest gets its unique name from the four surrounding counties which it serves: CABell, WAYne, LINcoln, MinGO. It is located midway between Huntington and Williamson near Dunlow and may be reached by following U.S. Rt. 152 for about 42 miles south of Huntington and turning off at Missouri Branch.
To sign up for the Stream Clean Day, call Lynette Simko at (304) 385-4255.
Contact Information
Lynette Simko
304-385-4255
parks@wvdnr.gov