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West Virginia
4.5 mi
Distance
1,814 ft
Gain
2h 25m
Time
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Bear Wallow Road and Trail
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Bear Wallow Road and Trail is a scenic 4.55-mile loop in West Virginia that combines old forest road walking with natural trail sections. This route offers a moderate woodland experience through the rolling terrain of the region, with opportunities to explore quiet backcountry and observe the diverse flora typical of West Virginia's mixed hardwood forests.
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~2 min drive
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~2 min drive
2.15-mile point-to-point ridge trail in West Virginia.
Hatfield Road and Trail
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~2 min drive
Short point-to-point connector trail through West Virginia woodland.
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~2 min drive
Short point-to-point woodland trail in West Virginia.
Almost Heaven Road and Trail
~2 min drive
A brief point-to-point trail through West Virginia's natural landscape.
Horse Bypass Trail
~2 min drive
A brief point-to-point forest walk through West Virginia woodlands.
Farley Ridge Road and Trail
~2 min drive
Point-to-point ridge trail through West Virginia's Appalachian highlands.
Neely Knob Road and Trail
~2 min drive
Easy 2.1-mile point-to-point trail combining road and footpath.
