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The Forest \ ^ WOODS, From p. 10
| Historic iron furnace. Trail to historic i Signal Knob. Campfire amphitheater. | plajjJield and picnic shelters. Reservai tions for group camping required. ■ Elkhorn Lake—this is a public water supply. No swimming or campting permitted. Boat launch ramp. Fishing and hiking. Gasoline powered boats not allowed. ■ Greenwood Points—primitive camp accessible only by boat. Located on the shores of Lake Moomaw. Boating, fishing and water skiing. ■ Hawk—quiet, isolated woodland ! campground. Group camping facilities (capacity 50). ■ Hazard Mill—campground is on bluff above the river. Road to this recreation area is narrow and dusty. Campers with sewage holding tanks are not permitted.
■ Hone Quarry—attractive forest setting. Good hiking. Picnic shelter. | Fishing in spring. \ ■ Little Fort—often used when i Elizabeth Furnace is full. One mile hike ! to Woodstock Tower, scenic observation
I point. Playfield. Spring fishing in Peters Mill Run, a small mountain stream. Campers with sewage holding tanks not permitted. ■ Locust Springs—small camp or picnic spot. Camping shelter (capacity (5 people). Hiking into Laurel Fork area. ■ Longdale—small swimming lake
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