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West Virginia
1.8 mi
Distance
839 ft
Gain
49 min
Time
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LeCroy Trail
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<p><em>Labeled (4) on the Arrowhead Bike Trails map</em></p> <h4>Length</h4> <p>1.8 miles/2.9 km (One-way)</p> <h4>Difficulty</h4> <p>Intermediate</p> <h4>Trail type</h4> <p>Hiking and biking</p> <h4>Trail Description</h4> <p>The LeCroy Trail is narrow, with a tread width of 20" to 24". Exploring from Point O toward Point L, swerve slowly down a hill, enjoy a few stretches of rolling and sweeping turns, and cross a challenging rock bridge over a small drainage. Be enchanted by a tunnel of rhododoendron on the connector between the LeCroy and Dalton Trails from Point K to Point J. Expect to encounter small rocky sections and tight turns. This trail's design has a nice flow, ideal for runners and mountain bikers. </p> <h4>To reach the trail</h4> <p>The LeCroy Trail junctions off of the <a href="https://www.nps.gov/places/dalton-trail.htm">Dalton Trail</a>. </p>
Kaymoor Miners Trail
~0 min drive
<p><em>Labeled (9) on the Fayetteville - Lansing Area Trails map</em></p> <h4><span style="color:#e74c3c;"><em>NPS crews are working to improve safety and sustainability of the upper section of the Kaymoor Miner's Trail. The upper portion of the trail will be closed from June…
Long Point Trail
~1 min drive
<p><em>Labeled (12) on the Fayetteville - Lansing Area Trails map</em></p> <h4><strong>Length</strong></h4> <p>1.6 miles/1.29 km (One-way)</p> <h4><strong>Difficulty</strong></h4> <p>Moderate</p> <h4><strong>Trail type</strong></h4> <p>Hiking and biking </p> <h4>Trail Descript…
Endless Wall Trail
~3 min drive
<p><em>Labeled (3) on the Fayetteville - Lansing Area Trails map</em></p> <h4><strong>Length</strong></h4> <p>2.4 miles/3.86 km (One-way)</p> <h4><strong>Difficulty</strong></h4> <p>Easy to Moderate</p> <h4><strong>Trail type</strong></h4> <p>Hiking only</p> <h4>Total Elevatio…
Tipple Trail
~3 min drive
<p><em>Labeled (6) on the Nuttallburg Area Trails map</em></p> <h4>Length</h4> <p>0.6 miles/0.96 km (One-way)</p> <h4>Difficulty</h4> <p>Easy</p> <h4>Trail type</h4> <p>Hiking and biking</p> <h4>Trail Description</h4> <p>This trail reveals both the industrial and community sid…
Headhouse Trail
~4 min drive
<p><em>Labeled (1) on the Nuttallburg Area Trails map</em></p> <h4>Length</h4> <p>0.7 miles/1.13 km (One-way)</p> <h4>Difficulty</h4> <p>Moderate</p> <h4>Trail type</h4> <p>Hiking and biking</p> <h4>Trail Description</h4> <p>This gravel trail (administrative road) leads to the…
Burnwood Trail Stop 7: A Forest Giant
~4 min drive
<p><strong>Old-Growth Forest Hike Stop 7 - A Forest Giant</strong></p> <p>This American beech is the largest tree by diameter and volume along the trail. Unfortunately this tree couldn’t be dated due to being hollow, but despite its size it may not be as old as it appears. Som…
Burnwood Trail Stop 8: Decomposition
~4 min drive
<p><strong>Old-Growth Forest Hike Stop 8 - Decomposition</strong></p> <p>There are many different components other than just big, old trees that make up an old-growth forest. Large fallen trees on the forest floor, also called coarse woody debris, are a key feature researchers…
Southside Trail
~8 min drive
<p><em>Labeled (2) on the Cunard, Thurmond and Stone Cliff Area Trails map</em></p> <h4>Length</h4> <p>7.0 miles/11.27 km (One-way)</p> <h4>Difficulty</h4> <p>Easy</p> <h4>Trail type</h4> <p>Hiking and biking</p> <h4>Trail Description</h4> <p>This easy seven mile riverside tra…
Dalton Trail
~0 min drive
6.28-mile point-to-point trail in West Virginia with moderate difficulty.
Clovis Trail
~0 min drive
Easy 1.13-mile loop trail in West Virginia.
