About hiking in Greene County

Greene County, Virginia has 39 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 61.4 miles, an average of 1.6 miles each. The longest is Slaughter Trail, at 7.7 miles. 3 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Greene County are like

By length, 21 are under a mile, 15 run 1 to 5 miles, and 3 are 5 miles or longer. 4 are loops, ending where they start; the longest is Pocosin Trail, at 5.2 miles.

Every one carries a difficulty rating: 5 easy, 31 moderate, and 3 hard. Of the 39 with measured elevation, Slaughter Trail climbs the most, about 2,733 ft, and 4 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 39 hiking trails, longest first

Slaughter TrailHike7.7 mi South River Fire RoadHike5.8 mi Pocosin TrailHike5.2 mi South River Falls TrailHike4.2 mi Saddleback Mountain TrailHike3.5 mi Pocosin Fire RoadHike3.1 mi Pocosin RoadHike3.1 mi Entry RunHike2.5 mi Entry Run TrailHike2.5 mi Twin LakesHikeMTB1.6 mi Conway River TrailHike1.5 mi MoonshineHike1.5 mi Deane'sHike1.4 mi Crawford HollowHike1.4 mi McFarlane'sHikeMTB1.3 mi Rosser Lamb TrailHike1.3 mi Rosser-Lamb TrailHike1.3 mi CopperheadHikeMTB1.2 mi Top ShelfHike1.0 mi Bear HoleHike0.9 mi Interpretive TrailHike0.9 mi Simmons Gap Fire RoadHike0.8 mi Brown'sHike0.8 mi Devil's Ditch TrailHike0.7 mi Simmons Gap RoadHike0.7 mi Bryson HollowHike0.6 mi Hightop Hut RoadHike0.6 mi Quercus Loop TrailHike0.6 mi Lewis Mountain Summit TrailHike0.5 mi Lewis Mountain TrailHike0.5 mi Senior RockHikeMTB0.5 mi Rhino TrailHike0.5 mi ForeshotHike0.4 mi Upper Clay RoadHike0.4 mi South River Fire Road (lower)Hike0.4 mi Creekside RoadHike0.3 mi Clay RoadHike0.2 mi Meadow TrailHike0.2 mi PinesHike0.1 mi

← All Greene County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt October 25, 2026.