Regional Recreational trails for walking, running and cycling in West Virginia

The State of West Virginia has a number of lengthy regional trails that wander through the beautiful countryside. Many of these trails were constructed along abandoned railroad right-of-ways or alongside a river. Regional recreational trails connect communities and offer ways for trail users to experience the natural beauty of the area away from roads and urban areas.

TRAIL NAME	SECTOR	LENGTH (MI.)	SURFACE	COMMUNITIES
Caperton Trail	N	6	paved	Morgantown
Deckers Creek Trail	N	19	crushed stone	Morgantown, Brookhaven Masontown, Reedsville
Greenbrier River Trail	SE	75	crushed stone	Cass, Clover Lick, Clawson, Marlington, Seebert, Caldwell
Mon River Trail North	N	18	crushed stone	Star City, Morgantown
Mon River Trail South	N	18	crushed stone	Morgantown, Little Falls, Jordan, Fairmont
North Bend Rail Trail	N	72	crushed stone	Parkersburg, Ellenboro, Pennsboro, Salem, Wolf Summit
Ralph Larue - West Fork Rail Trail	N	16	crushed stone	Fairmont, Monongah, Enterprise, Shinnston

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Resources

Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the regional recreational trails located in West Virginia.