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West Virginia
7.3 mi
Distance
918 ft
Gain
2h 55m
Time
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What we do know
Inside George Washington and Jefferson National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Saw Mill
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The Saw Mill Loop is a 7.34-mile circuit trail in West Virginia that offers a moderate hiking experience through the scenic woodlands of the region. This loop trail winds through diverse forest terrain, providing a rewarding full-day adventure for hikers seeking a balanced challenge with good distance and elevation gain.
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