a wooded area with trees and leaves on the ground

Color autumn foliage trees at Coopers Rock State Forest, a scenic natural area located in north-central West Virginia, USA. It spans over 12,000 acres of rugged terrain, characterized by dense forests, rocky cliffs, and deep ravines. The forest is named after a prominent sandstone overlook known as Coopers Rock, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding Cheat River Gorge and the Monongahela National Forest beyond.