Home Formerly inaccessible rock formation in West Virginia rediscovered West entrance to Little Kanawha River Wildlife Management Area

West entrance to Little Kanawha River Wildlife Management Area

West Virginia Explorer editor David Sibray visits the summit of the Devil's Tea Table at Burning Springs, West Virginia.

Wirt County Route 34 fords Two Run at the western entrance to the Little Kanawha River Wildlife Management Area.

Geologic Survey image of Devil's Tea Table

Finger pointing to Devil's Tea Table at Burning Springs , West Virginia

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