Land Near George Washington National Forest in the Shenandoah Valley

George Washington National Forest stretches along both mountain ranges flanking the Shenandoah Valley — over a million acres of protected wilderness from Bath County to Frederick County. Parcels adjacent to the forest get permanent undevelopable buffers, access to hundreds of miles of trails, and wildlife corridors that bring deer, bear, and turkey through your property. PerfectPlace verifies actual boundary adjacency using the Protected Areas Database. We show you parcels that physically touch forest land, not just those in the general area.