A giant green thumbtack known as Spruce Knob isn’t even the largest landmark in this part of the region; that honor belongs to the National Isolated Radio Array—a dish of epic proportions, though the real prize (if you like holotapes and Caps Stashes) is inside a secondary scientific center to the northeast known as Sugar Grove. Elsewhere there are mines, remote cabins, mountain lakes with only lightly irradiated waters, scattered Raider camps, a natural landmark of razor-sharp rock known as Devil’s Backbone, a quaint bed-and-breakfast, and the tallest structure outside of Watoga—a vertigo-inducing monorail monolith close to Cranberry Bog.
