Potomac Highlands · Pocahontas County
Where to stay near Allegheny Trail
The Allegheny Trail is a long-distance hiking route of about 300 miles running north to south through eastern West Virginia, from the Mason-Dixon Line near Bruceton Mills to the Appalachian Trail near Peters Mountain on the Virginia line. It is maintained by volunteers of the West Virginia Scenic Trails Association and crosses the Monongahela National Forest, Watoga State Park and the Greenbrier valley. Sections are hiked far more often than the full route.
Places to stay near Allegheny Trail
We're still adding properties near Allegheny Trail.
In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Marlinton , Elkins and Lewisburg .
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Where should you stay near Allegheny Trail?
Allegheny Trail has no lodging of its own, so visitors stay in the surrounding towns and drive in.
Allegheny Trail is known for its campgrounds, cabins and inns. Until listings go live here, Marlinton, Elkins and Lewisburg are the closest places to stay.
- Also worth a look
- Marlinton, Elkins, Lewisburg, Watoga State Park
Nearby attractions
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Greenbrier River Trail
A 78 mile rail trail on the former Chesapeake and Ohio Greenbrier Division, running from Cass to Caldwell near Lewisburg. It crosses 35 bridges and two tunnels and never exceeds a gentle grade.
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Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
The site of the largest Civil War battle fought in West Virginia, on November 6, 1863. The park holds a lookout tower, a museum and preserved earthworks along US 219.