Peeled Chestnut Ridge-Anawalt road is the biggie through Anawalt.

Incorporated as recently as the middle of the 20th century this town still has as little as under 250 residents in it. Just a couple of miles Southeast of Anawalt is a great place for fishing and hunting. Anawalt Lake a close to 7 acre body of water in the Anawalt Lake Wildlife Management Area, constructed in the early 1990’s, was stocked with largemouth bass and bluegill fingerlings a few years later, with adult channel catfish annually in June and with Trout monthly from February through May each year. There are steep slopes of mountainous hardwood forest with oak-hickory forest types on drier sites and yellow poplar/black cherry. The prospects are good here for hunting bear, deer, ruffed grouse, squirrel and turkey.