Cave System Sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places NB: Only sites actually on USFS land are listed here. Rohrbaugh Cabin Craig Run East Fork Rockshelter Laurel Run Rockshelter Sites Homestead Stands of old-growth forest Some of true old-growth forest have been documented within the Monongahela National Forest. The largest of these areas are: Fanny Bennett Hemlock Grove, a eastern hemlock stand Gaudineer Scenic Area, 50 acres of virgin red spruce forest North Fork Mountain Red Pine Botanical Area, 10 acres of red pine old growth forest North Spruce Mountain Old Growth Site, about Shavers Mountain Spruce-Hemlock Stand, a red spruce-hemlock stand, partly in the Otter Creek Wilderness Virgin White Pine Botanical Area, a white pine stand Other features Fernow Experimental Forest Lake Sherwood Summit Lake Falls of Hills Creek Highland Scenic Highway Williams River Stuart Memorial Drive Flatrock Plains Sinks of Gandy Creek Gallery See also High Allegheny National Park and Preserve, a proposed National Park Service unit that would have encompassed the northern part of Monongahela National Forest References Citations Other sources McKim, C.R. (1970), Monongahela National Forest History, Unpublished manuscript available at the Monongahela National Forest Office, Elkins, West Virginia. de Hart, Allen and Bruce Sundquist (2006), Monongahela National Forest Hiking Guide, 8th edition, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, Charleston, West Virginia. Berman, Gillian Mace, Melissa Conley-Spencer, Barbara J. Howe and Charlene Lattea (1992), The Monongahela National Forest: 1915-1990, Morgantown, West Virginia: WVU Public History Program; For the United States Forest Service: Monongahela National Forest. (March 1992) DeMeo, Tom and Julie Concannon (1996), "On the Mon: Image and Substance in West Virginia's National Forest", Inner Voice, Vol. 8, Issue 1, January/February. Weitzman, Sidney (1977), Lessons from the Monongahela Experience, USDA, Forest Service, December. This article contains information that originally came from US Government publications and websites and is in the public domain. External links Monongahela National Forest Webpage on the USDA Forest Service Website Recreation.Gov Page National Forests of West Virginia National Forests of the Appalachians Allegheny Mountains Protected areas of Grant County, West Virginia Protected areas of Greenbrier County, West Virginia Protected areas of Nicholas County, West Virginia Protected areas of Pendleton County, West Virginia Protected areas of Pocahontas County, West Virginia Protected areas of Preston County, West Virginia Protected areas of Randolph County, West Virginia Protected areas of Tucker County, West Virginia Protected areas of Webster County, West Virginia Campgrounds in West Virginia Protected