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Are you from here, or did
you come here? If you love pure, clean water in babbling brooks and trout swimming in cool dark pools (And who doesn’t?), it shouldn’t matter. We have some of both in Rappahannock County. But we have one stream in particular that has recognized, outstanding qualities of pure water, scenic beauty, and recreational characteristics... the Hazel River.
The Hazel flows from its headwaters high in the Blue Ridge near Hazel Mountain, winding its way through Rappahannock and Culpeper Counties to the Rappahannock River on the Fauquier County line near Remington. The Hazel River is a gem of pure, clean water tumbling and meandering through mountain forests, peaceful meadows, and rural farmlands. Can we keep the Hazel in its pristine state? Can we protect it from new sources of pollution, industrial waste, and sewage? Can we protect it from gradual degradation or catastrophic
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