Hidden Valley Wildlife Management Area on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Hidden Valley Wildlife Management Area
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last updated: May 2023

Hidden Valley Wildlife Management Area is located in Southwest Virginia's Washington County, and is bordered by Russell County along the area's northwest boundary. This 6,400-acre property is mostly forested mountain land with the exception of a number of small openings, developed and maintained to enhance wildlife habitat. Two thousand feet at its lowest elevation, the area's highest elevation exceeds 4,000 feet, indicating the rugged steepness of the area. Logged in the early 1900s when much of the area was virgin forest, the predominate forest is now mature, mixed hardwood. Hidden Valley Lake is situated at the head of the valley, from which flows Brumley Creek.

Recreational Opportunities on this WMA

Hunting
Trapping
Primitive Camping
Trout Fishing
Warmwater Fishing
Hiking
Horseback Riding
Horses restricted to gravel surface roads
Birding
Boat Ramp

Facilities

There is a boat launching ramp and parking on the north side of Hidden Valley Lake, accessible through Low Gap from Route 690.

Directions

Access to the area is from U.S. Route 19, between Abingdon and Lebanon, on State Route 690.

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