Hiking West Virginia

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Pub. Date: 2003-03-01
Publisher(s): FalconGuides
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Summary

From rugged Appalachian ridges to verdant river valleys, West Virginia is blessed with wild country that will warm the soul of any hiker. The authors detail 70 of the very best hiking trails in the state. Maps, mile-by-mile trail descriptions, backpacking tips, and informative details about landmarks and natural history along the routes make this the indispensable guide to hiking the Mountain State.

Author Biography

Mark Miller is a business owner, writer, and outdoor enthusiast. He lives with his wife Cindy and their three daughters in Lexington, Virginia. Steve Carroll works as a field geologist and is a veteran hiker, fly fisherman, and mountain biker. He lives in Lexington, Kentucky. They are the authors of Wild Virginia and Fine Trails of Rockbridge.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xi
Introductionp. xiii
Geologyp. xiv
Zero Impact Outdoor Ethicsp. xv
Preparedness and Safetyp. xvii
How to Use This Bookp. xxii
Northern Panhandlep. 1
Overlook Trail, Grand Vue Parkp. 2
A.B. Brooks Discovery Trail System, Oglebay Resortp. 5
Laurel to White Oak Trail Loop, Tomlinson Run State Parkp. 8
Ohio River Trail, Wheeling Heritage Trailsp. 12
Mountaineer Countryp. 15
Cathedral to Giant Hemlock Trail Loop, Cathedral State Parkp. 16
Cross Country Ski to Scott Run Trail Loop, Coopers Rock State Forestp. 19
Raven Rock Trail, Coopers Rock State Forestp. 23
Virgin Hemlock to Tyrone Trail Loop, Coopers Rock State Forestp. 24
Rocky to Rhododendron Trail Loop, Valley Falls State Parkp. 25
Dogwood to White Oak Trail Loop, Watters Smith Memorial State Parkp. 29
Eastern Gatewayp. 33
Laurel Trail, Cacapon Resort State Parkp. 34
Laurel to Ziler Loop Trail, Cacapon Resort State Parkp. 37
Appalachian Trail to Loudoun Heights Trail Loop, Harpers Ferry National Historical Parkp. 40
Tuscarora Trail (Northeast), Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Areap. 44
Potomac Highlandsp. 47
Beartown Boardwalk, Beartown State Parkp. 48
Elakala to Yellow Birch Trail Loop, Blackwater Falls State Parkp. 51
Cranberry Bogs to Overlook Trail Loop, Droop Mountain Battlefield State Parkp. 54
Minnie Bell to Musker Trail Loop, Droop Mountain Battlefield State Parkp. 58
Robert W. Craig Campground Hiking Trails, Jennings Randolph Lake Projectp. 60
The Big Loop, Kumbrabow State Forestp. 63
Howards Lick to Copse Cove Trail Loop, Lost River State Parkp. 68
White Oak to Big Ridge Loop, Lost River State Parkp. 71
Scarlet Oak to Hilltop Trail Loop, Seneca State Forestp. 73
Thorny Creek Trail, Seneca State Forestp. 75
Thorny Creek to Allegheny Trail Loop, Seneca State Forestp. 79
Arrowhead Trail to Jesse's Cove Trail Loop, Watoga State Parkp. 81
Honeybee Trail, Watoga State Parkp. 85
Honeymoon Trail, Watoga State Parkp. 88
Mountain Lakes Regionp. 91
Nature Trail, Audra State Parkp. 92
Park View to Fishermen's Trail Loop, Cedar Creek State Parkp. 96
Two Run to Stone Trough Trail Loop, Cedar Creek State Parkp. 98
Reverie to Tramontane Trail Loop, Holly River State Parkp. 102
New River/Greenbrier Valleyp. 107
Island in the Sky Trail, Babcock State Parkp. 109
Skyline Trail, Babcock State Parkp. 112
Bluestone Turnpike Trail, Bluestone National Scenic Riverp. 116
Farley Branch Trail, Camp Creek State Parkp. 120
Greenbrier River Trailp. 123
Kates Mountain Loop, Greenbrier State Forestp. 126
Glade Creek to Kates Falls Trail, New River Gorge National Riverp. 129
Kates Plateau to Polls Plateau Trail Loop, New River Gorge National Riverp. 132
River to Farley Ridge Trail Loop, Pipestem Resort State Parkp. 135
Cliffside Trail, Twin Falls Resort State Parkp. 140
Falls Trail, Twin Falls Resort State Parkp. 143
Metro Valleyp. 147
Lost Trail, Beech Fork State Parkp. 148
Sleepy Hollow to Martin Ridge Trail Loop, Cabwaylingo State Forestp. 151
Tulip Tree to Gentle Oak Trail Loop, Huntington Museum of Art National Recreation Trail and Bird Sanctuaryp. 154
Overlook Rock Trail, Kanawha State Forestp. 157
Polly to Wildcat Ridge Trail Loop, Kanawha State Forestp. 160
Rocky Ridge to Pigeon Roost Trail Loop, Kanawha State Forestp. 163
Kanawha Trace Trail, Kanawha State Forestp. 165
Mid-Ohio Valleyp. 173
Island Road, Blennerhassett Island Historical State Parkp. 174
McDonough Trail Loop, McDonough Wildlife Refugep. 177
North Bend Rail Trailp. 180
Nature Trail, North Bend State Parkp. 183
Overhanging Rock Trail, North Bend State Parkp. 186
Monongahela National Forestp. 189
Cranberry Bog Boardwalk, Cranberry Glades Botanical Areap. 191
Middle Fork to Big Beechy Trail Loop, Cranberry Wildernessp. 194
Middle Fork to North-South Trail Loop, Cranberry Wildernessp. 198
Sods Circuit, Dolly Sods Wildernessp. 201
Plains Circuit, Flatrock and Roaring Plains Backcountryp. 207
Laurel River Trail North, Laurel Fork North Wildernessp. 213
Laurel River Trail South, Laurel Fork South Wildernessp. 217
East-West Loop, Otter Creek Wildernessp. 221
Mylius to Shavers Mountain Trail Loop, Otter Creek Wildernessp. 226
Otter Creek to Hedrick Camp Trail Loop, Otter Creek Wildernessp. 231
North Fork Mountain Trail, Spruce Knobs-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Areap. 233
Seneca Rocks Trail, Spruce Knobs-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Areap. 237
Spruce Knob Summit, Spruce Knobs-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Areap. 240
George Washington and Jefferson National Forestsp. 245
Tuscarora Trail (Southwest), George Washington National Forestp. 246
Trout Pond to Long Mountain Trail Loop, Trout Pond Recreation Areap. 248
USGS 1:24,000 Quad Map Listp. 253
For More Informationp. 255
About the Authorsp. 259
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