These beautiful waterfall pictures are from the fall of hills creek area in the West Virginia mountains. The top two are from just above the first waterfall at the falls of hills creek which is 25 feet high. The bottom waterfall picture is from down at the creek level of hills creek. You are welcome to use our winter snow pictures as you wish as long as you provide our site credit for our work.

An old fashioned barn out Manilla Creek Road in Putnam County West Virginia is about to fall over. We have received a lot of snow in the past few days and the country side looks like a winter wonderland. As I was driving past this old barn I could not help but stop and get a picture of this icon of rural West Virginia. As we were traveling home from the mountains we see this little church that has been changed into a food and clothing storage for the needy. Although this is a good work it is best to see a church used for it’s intention that is spreading the gospel. You are welcome to use these winter snowy pictures, as you wish as long as you give our site credit.

Here we see a determined but weary winter hiker. We have literally hiked hundreds of miles in the forests of West Virginia. Some places we have been to several times to get some of the wonderful winter pictures that we provide our visitors. One of these winter pictures shows us when we first get the head of Bear Run and start hikng down the trail that follows the creek. Then We see anoth at the falls of hills creek during a blizzard in 2005, we are nearly all the way to the bottom of the trail here. Next we are hiking through the manin trail at Hills Creek getting ready to ascend to the top of the trail. You are welcome to use these winter snow pictures as you wish as long as you give our site credit for the work.

Walking in a Winter Wanderland! These winter snow pictures of creeks and streams running through the forest are taken in the mountains of West Virginia. The top picture of a winter stream is from the lower portion of the falls of Hills Creek. The next winter creek picture is is from bear run in the Monongahela national forest. Then we see another snowy mountain stream flowing through the forest which is a branch of the cherry river. You are welcome to use these winter snow pictures as you wish as long as you provide our site credit for the work.

The wintry forest trails throughout our travels are a wonderful site to behold. The top winter snow picture is from the boardwalk hiking trail at the falls of hills creek. We were having a winter blizzard during this hike and my son was very tired from hiking so far in the snow. Next we see the boardwalk trail at the cranberry glades botanical area after a winter snow. Then we see another perspective of the same cranberry glades trail with in the marsh that the snowy trails leads. You are welcome to use these winter snow pictures as long as you provide credit to our site for the photography.

The forest creeks and streams displayed in these winter photographs give a small taste of the beauty of the forest during the snow season. The stream with the leaning tree is from bear run area in the Monongahela forest. The other beautiful winter scene is from the cranberry glades botanical area looking into the marsh. The we see a rushing winter stream that is from the cherry river flowing through the pine forest in the mountains. You are welcome to use these winter snow pictures as you wish as long as you give our site credit for the work.

Throughout the forests nothing captures your imagination like a snowy stream or wintry creek flowing through the rocks and pines. These winter snowy creek and stream images are from the Monongahela national forest area. One is from bear run area which is a mountain stream that ‘runs’ down the mountainside creating a fairy tale like land with the snow and winter atmosphere. The other is from the cranberry glades botanical area and the third is from a nature trail that is beside the cherry river. You may use these winter snowy pictures as you wish as long as you provide us credit for our work.

During the winter season waterfalls can be especially hard to photograph. The Snow and ice can present some challenges that other scenery does not. In these two winter waterfall examples we see one of the highest waterfalls in West Virginia captured during a downpour of snow. Then we also see the base of the same waterfall a couple years later with snow and ice built up at the bottom. The base of this waterfall was shot with a telescopic lens from a couple hundred feet away.

You are welcome to use these snowy winter pictures as you wish as long as you provide us credit for our work.

A snowy forest scene from the falls of hills creek portrays the cold winter mountainside in these pictures. The ice is hanging from one of the many rock cliffs at the falls of hills creek area. This area has many wonderful snow forest scenes that astound the naturalist and hiker. Throughout this scenic area you will find amazing displays of winter beauty and snowy wonder. As we look acroos the flowing creek we see the forest mountainside covered in snow and ice. You are welcome to use these winter snow pictures as you wish as long as you provide credit to our website for the work.

The Forests in West Virginia are wonderfully beautiful during the winter snow season. These Creeks and streams show some of the splendor that a snow storm can bring. One of these images is from Manilla creek in Putnam county near where we live. The others are from the eastern mountains in the Monongahela forest. One being out eagle creek trail and the other near the entrance of the forest at cherry river. There are some wonderful paths that follow the creeks and streams and this is what we saw when we traveled just a short distance into the forest following the snowy creek. You are welcome to use these winter snow pictures as you wish as long as you provide our site credit for the work.