Babcock State Park

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Babcock State Park is a scenic West Virginia park best known for its historic Glade Creek Grist Mill, rugged hiking trails, and picturesque mountain landscapes.

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Babcock State Park canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grist mill
state park
country United States
establishedIn 1937
hasActivity camping
fishing
hiking
photography
picnicking
wildlife viewing
hasArea approximately 4,127 acres
hasAttraction Glade Creek Grist Mill
hasFacility cabins
campground
hiking trails
picnic areas
recreation areas
hasFeature Glade Creek
forested mountains
streams and waterfalls
hasLandscapeType mountainous
wooded
hasMaterial wooden structure
hasSeason year-round
hasWaterBody Glade Creek
Mann Creek
knownFor Glade Creek Grist Mill
photography opportunities
rugged hiking trails
scenic mountain landscapes
scenic photography
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains
Babcock State Park
Fayette County, West Virginia
West Virginia
namedAfter Edward V. Babcock
near New River Gorge National Park and Preserve
operatedBy West Virginia Division of Natural Resources
partOf West Virginia state park system
region southern West Virginia
state West Virginia
usedFor demonstration milling

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West Virginia State Parks hasComponent Babcock State Park
Glade Creek Grist Mill locatedIn Babcock State Park
subject linked to: Babcock State Park