Cave Branch Trail
<p>Cave Branch Trail follows the stream corridor of Cave Branch, a small tributary of Tygarts Creek that has been the primary agent carving the Carter Caves complex over the last two million years as ...
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<p>Cave Branch Trail follows the stream corridor of Cave Branch, a small tributary of Tygarts Creek that has been the primary agent carving the Carter Caves complex over the last two million years as ...
<p>Smoky Bridge Trail loops through the surface landscape of Carter Caves State Resort Park, connecting three significant natural sandstone bridge formations while providing trail access to the entran...
<p>The Moonbow Trail loops along the Cumberland River gorge rim, connecting the downstream river access points with a dedicated moonbow viewing platform that was constructed to optimize the lunar rain...
<p>Eagle Falls Trail crosses the Cumberland River via a seasonal ford or footbridge and climbs the opposite bank to reach Eagle Falls—a 44-foot cascade on a tributary of the Cumberland that offers a c...
<p>The Cumberland Falls Trail leads to one of the most celebrated waterfall spectacles in the eastern United States—a 125-foot-wide, 68-foot-drop waterfall on the Cumberland River known as the Niagara...
<p>Whittleton Branch Trail follows the Whittleton Branch stream upstream through one of the Red River Gorge area's most arch-rich corridors, passing multiple sandstone arch formations of varying scale...
<p>Hood's Branch Trail explores a richer and less-visited portion of Natural Bridge State Resort Park's sandstone arch landscape, connecting two geological features—Henson's Cave arch and Balanced Roc...
<p>The Original Trail delivers the most direct and historically authentic route to Natural Bridge's magnificent sandstone arch—a 65-foot-high, 78-foot-span natural bridge carved from Corbin Sandstone ...
<p>Seneca Trail South follows the historic Seneca Trail corridor—one of the most important Native American travel routes in the central Appalachians, used for centuries by the Seneca Iroquois and othe...
<p>The Ann Bailey Trail honors the legendary frontier scout and messenger whose exploits during the American Revolutionary War period made her a celebrated figure in Greenbrier Valley history, followi...
<p>The Arrowhead Trail loops through the heart of Watoga State Park, West Virginia's largest state park at nearly 10,000 acres, penetrating one of the most extensive old-growth hardwood forests access...
<p>Canaan Valley Wetlands Walk traverses the edge of one of the most biologically significant and geologically unique freshwater wetland complexes in the eastern United States—a 14,000-acre high-eleva...
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