| Hacklebarney State Park |
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Hackebarney Natural Area (465 acres) Eastern hemlock dominates the cool shady slopes of this ravine and several trails provide access to this forest and the Black River. Steep ravines along the Black River and surrounding mixed oak-hardwood forest and young woodlands comprise this area, which supports a variety of state endangered and threatened species. Three rare and endangered plant species exist within the park: American ginseng, leatherwood and Virginia pennywort. Over a hundred bird species and wildlife such as black bear, woodchuck, deer and fox live in the park. Directions Route 206 to Chester. Follow Route 24 west for one mile to State Park Road for two miles. Entrance is on the left. |
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