Little Beaver State Park

About Little Beaver State Park

The small Beaver State Park offers fun for the whole family and the park serves guests staying at the nearby WV State Parks and Resorts.

It offers 10 hiking trails, from a path that runs along the lake to a trailhead for extreme challenges and extreme challenges. It also offers a 10-mile network of paths with 10 miles of asphalt trails and a 1,500-foot trail from the parking lot to the park.

It is an easy - to medium - hike with a natural view, forest paths and a 1,500 foot trail from the parking lot to the park entrance.

The path changes from an open field to a steep forest slope, changing terrain, while the path goes from open fields to steep forest slopes and back into the forest.

Laurel Creek Crossing is the most popular trail in Little Beaver State Park and one of the most popular trails in the state.

The path has a steep slope that follows the crest of the lake and follows Country Club Road to the park boundary. The trail is about 0.9 miles long and is an easy to moderate hike through a changing landscape.

The trail is the longest in the park at 2.1 miles and the landscape ranges from deep forest to open meadows. The park boundary is followed by Country Club Road, a steep slope on the west side of the lake. This trail with its steep slopes and steep ascents represents an extreme off-road challenge for cyclists and hikers.

This stony road is considered to be about 1.5 km long and is an intermediate to extreme route for bikers due to its steep slopes, steep climbs and rocky terrain.

Little Beaver State Park is located in Raleigh County in southern West Virginia and is 3 miles south of WV 307. Take Exit 129A onto US 64 and then take Exit 129B to the Little Beaver Park parking lot.