Greenbrier River Trail
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West Virginia · Pocahontas County

Greenbrier River Trail

Long scenic rail trail through the Greenbrier River valley.

Rating
Length
78.0 mi
Difficulty
4
County
Pocahontas
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About This Trail

Stretching 78 miles on a crushed-limestone rail bed through the Greenbrier Valley, this Millennium Legacy Trail crosses 35 bridges and passes through two tunnels. Virtually flat at a 1% grade, it accommodates hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and horseback riding through small mountain towns.

Location

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Coordinates: 38.2359, -80.2712
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Getting There

From Marlinton, the Greenbrier River Trail can be accessed at Stillwell Park via County Route 39/2, about 1.5 miles from WV-29. The 78-mile rail trail follows the Greenbrier River through Pocahontas and Greenbrier counties.

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Watoga Kennison Run Trail

Creek-crossing trail between campground and road access points.

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Watoga Jesse's Cove Trail

River-to-ridge climb with cabin and forest scenery.

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Watoga Ann Bailey Trail

Historic roadbed route toward Ann Bailey Lookout Tower.

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Watoga Arrowhead Trail

Steep climb with broad Greenbrier Valley views.

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Watoga Buck and Doe Trail

Short connector for looping in the Bearpen area.

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