Kumbrabow State Forest is situated on top of Rich Mountain along the Western edge of the Allegheny Highlands in Randolph County. Made up of 9,474 acres at an elevation of more than 3,000 feet above sea level, it is West Virginia’s highest state forest. The distinctive name 'Kumbrabow' comes from the surnames of the park’s earliest supporters: Governor Herman G. Kump, Spates Brady and Hubert Bowers. Kumbrabow’s hiking trails, fishing streams and natural beauty make this forest an amazing mountain getaway.