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The Shavers Fork of the Cheat River is a large tributary of one of the longest remaining free-flowing
rivers in the eastern United States. An incredible diversity of plant and animal life exists in the watershed due to its geology, mountainous topography, and geographical location. Over the course of its
84 miles, the river rages through Class V rapids, descends through dramatic canyons, meanders by historic
communities and ghost towns, and provides some of the finest fishing in the state of West Virginia. The watershed is densely forested with over 65% in public domain as the Monongahela National Forest and is home to the globally unique
Mixed-Mesophytic forest. The Shavers Fork of the Cheat River has been found to contain characteristics for possible inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic River System and continues to be home to many proud mountaineers. Shavers Fork Coalition, PO Box 2777, Elkins, WV 26241 - or email: info@shaversforkcoalition.org (click photos for a large view) |
photo by by Zach Henderson
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Shavers Fork Coalition EMAIL: info@shaversforkcoalition.org Updated 1/22/15
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