Glade Creek Grist Mill is a historic water-powered gristmill located in Babcock State Park in West Virginia. Built in 1976, it was constructed using parts from several older mills, preserving the traditional design and function of early American milling. The mill grinds corn and wheat, producing flour and cornmeal for visitors. The picturesque setting of Glade Creek, surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, makes it a popular spot for photography and nature walks. The mill operates seasonally, offering demonstrations of the milling process and showcasing the importance of gristmills in rural communities during the 19th century.