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Bloodroot near Glade Creek Trail

Sharp-lobed Hepatica, Stonecliff Trail, New River Gorge National River,

One of thousands of bloodroots blossoms on the lower Glade Creek Trail near Daniels, West Virginia, in Raleigh County, in the New River Gorge National River. Photo courtesy Ed Rehbein

Sharp-lobed Hepatica, Stonecliff Trail, New River Gorge National River,

Wildflowers on Big Branch Trail, Raleigh County, New River Gorge National River

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