This remote and rugged area provides excellent opportunities for solitude and backcountry recreation. A true wilderness experience awaits the hunter, hiker or angler who explores this unique area. It contains the watersheds of Spice, Davy and Kincaid Runs, all native brook trout streams which drain into the Greenbrier River. The elevation goes from just under 2,000 feet along the Greenbrier River up to 3,284 on the top of Slab Camp Mountain. Spice Run, along with Davy Run and Kincaid Run, cut steep hollows which define the terrain.