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West Virginia
7.2 mi
Distance
859 ft
Gain
2h 39m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Monongahela National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Whitmeadow Ridge
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Whitmeadow Ridge offers a scenic out-and-back trek through West Virginia's ridge country, showcasing the region's characteristic Appalachian terrain. This 7.23-mile route provides moderate hiking with rewarding views and a chance to experience the natural beauty of the ridge system. The trail combines steady climbing with forested sections typical of West Virginia's highlands.
Crouch Ridge
~1 min drive
Moderate 5.4-mile out-and-back ridge hike in West Virginia.
Shavers Fork Trail
~5 min drive
Out-and-back stream walk along Shavers Fork in the Monongahela National Forest.
Johns Camp
~6 min drive
Easy 1.64-mile out-and-back woodland walk in West Virginia.
West Fork Rail Trail
~9 min drive
Flat 12.12-mile out-and-back rail trail perfect for families and casual hikers.
Wildcat Trail
~2 min drive
Easy 1.68-mile out-and-back trail in West Virginia.
High Falls
~13 min drive
Out-and-back waterfall hike featuring cascading falls and forest scenery.
Forks
~18 min drive
Easy 2-mile out-and-back walk through West Virginia countryside.
Laurel Run Trail
~16 min drive
Remote 17-mile point-to-point creek valley trek through West Virginia backcountry.
Turkey Trail
~3 min drive
Easy 1.95-mile out-and-back woodland hike in West Virginia.
Camp Five Run
~14 min drive
Easy out-and-back creek walk through West Virginia forest.
