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Bolar Flat Boat Ramp and Picnic Area—located on the northeqp shores of Lake Moomaw. Boating, fishing, water skiing, boat launching ramp and picnic shelter available.
■ Braley Pond—the 4-acre lake is stocked with trout and warm water fish. Small stream bn access spur must be forded.
■ Brandywine Lake—10-acre lake (Hawse Run), swimming (capacity of 500), small playfield. Rowboats allowed, bathhouse is available.
■ Bubbling Springs—large open springs are only source of water. Scout and hunter-type camp.
■ Camp Roosevelt—site of first Civilian Conservation Corps Camp in America. Small playfield. Excellent central basecamp location from which mountains, valleys, caves and rivers may be explored.
■ Camp Run—primitive forest setting. Access road may be rough.
■ Coles Mountain Picnic Areas— located on a ridge above Lake Moomaw. Picnic shelters available. Fishing nearby.
■ Elizabeth Furnace—washrooms and cold showers. Organization campground (capacity of 75 people). Forest naturalists on duty June-September. ► See WOODS, p. 11
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