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Blade at Seneca Rocks

Drawdy Falls near Peytona, WV, Boone County, Hatfield & McCoy Region

How many climbers can you spot scaling a peak on Seneca Rocks in the Monongahela National Forest? The rocks are among the natural wonders of the Potomac Branches Region. Photo by Rick Burgess

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