About hiking in Pendleton County

Pendleton County, West Virginia has 32 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 127 miles, an average of 4.0 miles each. The longest is Lumberjack Trail, at 16.6 miles. 9 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Pendleton County are like

By length, 10 are under a mile, 13 run 1 to 5 miles, and 9 are 5 miles or longer. 3 are loops, ending where they start; the longest is Saw Mill Trail, at 7.4 miles.

Of the 32 with measured elevation, Allegheny Mountain Trail climbs the most, about 4,475 ft, and 11 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 32 hiking trails, longest first

Lumberjack TrailHike16.6 mi Seneca Creek TrailHike15.0 mi Huckleberry TrailHike13.1 mi Allegheny Mountain TrailHike10.6 mi North Fork Mountain TrailHike10.4 mi Saw Mill TrailHike7.4 mi Sugar Run TrailHike7.2 mi Hall Spring Forest RoadHikeMTB6.5 mi High Meadows TrailHike5.3 mi Miller Run TrailHike4.5 mi Bear Hunter TrailHike2.8 mi Canyon Rim TrailHike2.7 mi Horton TrailHike2.5 mi Brandywine - High Knob TrailHike2.5 mi Whispering Spruce TrailHike2.4 mi Little Stoney TrailHike2.3 mi Tom Lick TrailHike2.2 mi Roaring Plains Southwest Entry TrailHike1.8 mi Vance Run Trail (Laurel Fork)Hike1.7 mi RR Grade to Lower Haystack KnobHike1.6 mi Seneca Rocks TrailHike1.5 mi Tom Lick Run TrailHike1.1 mi Roy Gap RoadHikeMTB1.0 mi Hidden Passage TrailHike1.0 mi The Low RoadHike0.9 mi Haystack Meadows bushwhack routeHike0.6 mi Tee Pee TrailHike0.4 mi Pipeline TrailHike0.4 mi The High RoadHikeMTB0.3 mi East RIdge TrailHike0.3 mi Harmon Rocks TrailHike0.3 mi Long Run Rim TrailHike0.2 mi

← All Pendleton 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 4, 2026.