Kimberling Creek Wilderness

Kimberling Creek Wilderness is a 6,092-acre federally protected Wilderness Area in Virginia, managed by the Forest Service. It offers primitive backcountry terrain suited to hiking and backpacking, with an emphasis on solitude and self-reliance in a non-motorized environment.

As a designated Wilderness, the area is roadless and closed to all motorized and mechanized travel. Visitors must travel on foot, practice Leave No Trace principles, and be prepared for backcountry conditions without maintained infrastructure. Access typically requires hiking from trailheads outside the Wilderness boundary; check with the Forest Service for current access points and seasonal conditions before planning your trip.