Little Dry Run Wilderness is located within George Washington and Jefferson National Forest.

Little Dry Run Wilderness is located on the east end of the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. It contains 2,858 acres with elevations ranging from 2,440 feet along Little Dry Run at the northeast boundary to 3,614 feet near the center of the area. The area has a number of small ridges and drainages. It is one of the most accessible wilderness areas on the Forest. Wildlife in the area is diverse, and Little Dry Run is a native trout stream. This is a lightly used area with only one trail within the wilderness. Most of the recreation use in the general area is on the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail just outside the southern boundary of the area. One parking area is located on U.S. 21, about 2 miles south of Speedwell. A second parking area is on the Virginia Highlands Trail (337) near the southeast corner of the wilderness.

• To truly experience Little Dry Run Wilderness go for a backcountry adventure. Stop by a ranger station in George Washington and Jefferson National Forest to get trail guides.