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Location of Laurel Lake Wildlife Area

Laurel Lake Wildlife Area
HC 70 Box 626
Lenore, West Virginia 25676
Voice: 304-475-2823
Website: www.laurellakewma.com

Laurel Lake Wildlife Management Area, a 12, 851 acre area, is located seven miles northeast of Lenore, West Virginia.

Slopes are steep and the valleys and ridges of Laurel Lake are narrow. Dogwood and rhododendron, the state flower, are common and add a softness during spring months. The abundance of Eastern Hemlock provides a refreshing green to the terrain during winter months, while the tangles of blackberry, Autumn Olive and grapevine offer cover and food for wildlife and a challenge to hunters. Oak, Hickory, Poplar, and Maple are the predominant species of hardwood.

The forest surrounding the lake is full of predators such as fox, owl, and raptors. Snakes, frogs, turtles and salamanders remain camouflaged throughout the lake and forest areas. Mollusks, crustaceans, and arachnids play a big role in the lake ecology. Plants such as blackberry and dandelion provide food to numerous species that inhabit the Laurel Lake area.

Fishermen will enjoy reeling in stocked trout, while nature enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of wildlife that inhabits the area. To add to this experience the lake is regularly stocked with Rainbow Trout and Catfish. Anglers can enjoy year-round fishing of crappie, bass and bluegill.




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