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Part of Spruce Knob and the Seneca Creek backcountry
Roughly 60 miles of trail below and around Spruce Knob, the highest ground in West Virginia at 4,863 feet. The Forest Service runs it as part of the Spruce Knob–Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, 100,000 acres designated by Congress in 1965. Trailheads are on forest roads rather than highways, and Seneca Creek is crossed several times without bridges.
Spruce Knob guideOther trails in Spruce Knob and the Seneca Creek backcountry
Seneca Creek Trail (FT 515)
5.2 mi one-way · Moderate
Horton Trail (FT 530)
5.1 mi
Huckleberry Trail (FT 533)
4.6 mi
Bee Trail (FT 555)
1.5 mi
Big Run Trail (FT 527)
3.2 mi
Lumberjack Trail (FT 534)
5.7 mi
Leading Ridge Trail (FT 557)
5.3 mi
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Trail-level placement for operators within range of Allegheny Mountain Trail (FT 532).
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