Cornelius Creek

Virginia

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2.3 mi

Distance

1,830 ft

Gain

1h 32m

Time

Conditions: Blocked

for hike, today

An agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good

2 factors · 2 sources

Newest 18 h ago · oldest 19 h

  • problem: Agency alerts

    23 active alerts in George Washington and Jefferson National Forest; most severe: Forest Service Road 125 (Skyline Drive) Closure through December -James River and Warm Springs RD

    USFSPosted Oct 5 · checked 19 h ago

  • clear: Weather

    Clear, high 75°F / low 60°F, 0% precip — 100/100 for hike

    OpenWeather18 h ago

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Why you'll love it

Through-trail
Big climb
Out & back

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Cornelius Creek

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Elevation & route

Distance
2.3 mi
Elevation gain
1,830 ft
Elevation loss
1,830 ft
Highest point
2,850 ft
Lowest point
1,557 ft
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Permits & access

Managing agency
Forest Service
Dogs
unknown
Bikes
no

About this trail

Cornelius Creek is a 4.58-mile out-and-back trail in Virginia with 1,830 feet of elevation gain and loss. The route reaches a maximum elevation of 2,850 feet.

Facts about this trail

The climb

Starts at
1,557 ft
High point
2,850 ft
Total climbing
1,830 ft
Total descent
1,830 ft
Steepest stretch
25% grade around mile 1.9 on the way out
Length (round trip)
4.6 mi
Shape
Out and back

It rolls up and down the whole way rather than holding one long climb.

Source: Roamze elevation profile and trail geometry (DEM samples along the mapped route)

Where it is

Managed by
Forest Service

Source: USFS EDW boundaries; USGS PAD-US 4.1

Nearby

Source: Roamze catalog (indexable pages within 10 miles, PostGIS distance)

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