Kumbrabow State Forest, State forest in Randolph County, United States.
Kumbrabow State Forest is a woodland reserve in the Appalachian region that spreads across Rich Mountain with varied elevations from deep valleys to over 3,000 feet. The terrain shows gentle mountain ridges with mixed forest, creeks, some open areas, and a network of trails winding through the property.
The forest was established in 1934 when the land was acquired and protected to preserve the mountain region. The name comes from three local families - Kump, Brady, and Bowers - who played a key role in its founding.
The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed pioneer cabins with stone fireplaces during the 1930s, preserving traditional mountain architecture within the forest grounds.
Mill Creek Campground offers thirteen camping sites with picnic tables, fire pits, and shower facilities for guests. The area is suitable for brook trout fishing, and trails are well marked for walks of varying difficulty.
The area contains several log cabins with stone fireplaces built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s that showcase traditional mountain building methods. These structures remain visible and speak to craftsmanship from that era.
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