Hungry Mother State Park

Description

Hungry Mother State Park encompasses roughly 3,000 acres with 250 acres
developed. The park is nestled in the Appalachian mountains of southwest Virginia and has a 108-acre
lake stocked with muskie, walleye, and catfish, but plenty of other native species are available.
Canoeing, kayaking, and paddle boarding are all available. Hungry Mother also has 18 miles of some of
the finest mountain trails to hike and bike. One trail will take you to the highest knob in the Park, Molly's
Knob with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and countryside. Find out who Molly is and
how she is ingrained in our legend of how she helped to give the park its name.