Lower Glady Fork Dispersed Camping 2

 As promised, we went back to the Monongahela National Forest to the Lower Glady Fork dispersed camping area.  We were able to stay 4 days.  It is allowed to stay 14 days in one spot at no charge.  The camping area is clean and somewhat quite.  It is very peaceful there.  Other than fishing and hiking, there is not much to do; but, that is the point when camping.  Sometimes, "nothing", is better than "something".




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