About hiking in Randolph County

Randolph County, West Virginia has 38 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 177 miles, an average of 4.6 miles each. The longest is Laurel Run Trail, at 16.0 miles. 12 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Randolph County are like

By length, 8 are under a mile, 18 run 1 to 5 miles, and 12 are 5 miles or longer. 8 are loops, ending where they start; the longest is Moore Run Trail, at 15.8 miles.

Of the 38 with measured elevation, Middle Point Trail climbs the most, about 4,892 ft, and 14 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 38 hiking trails, longest first

Laurel Run TrailHike16.0 mi Moore Run TrailHike15.8 mi Middle Point TrailHike14.0 mi Shawnee TrailHike13.8 mi Flatrock Run TrailHike11.2 mi Laurel Fork TrailHike10.4 mi Coal & Coke Railway TrailHike8.4 mi Allegheny Trail - Marlin MountainHike8.1 mi Coal & Coke RailwayHike8.0 mi Roaring Creek & Charleston RailroadHike7.3 mi County Line TrailHike5.2 mi West Fork Rail TrailHike5.1 mi Hedrick Camp TrailHike4.5 mi Mill Ridge Fire TrailHike4.4 mi Boar's Nest TrailHike4.2 mi High Falls TrailHike3.7 mi Roaring Creek & Charleston Railroad TrailHike3.7 mi Trout Run Fire TrailHike3.3 mi Camp Five TrailHike3.0 mi Rich Mountain Fire TrailHike2.9 mi Bee Run TrailHike2.9 mi Beulah TrailHike2.6 mi Roaring Creek & Belington RailroadHike2.6 mi Roaring Creek & Belington Railroad TrailHike2.6 mi Swallow Rock TrailHike2.2 mi Potato Hole TrailHike1.9 mi Meatbox Run TrailHike1.5 mi Stone Camp TrailHike1.4 mi Central West Virginia & Southern RailroadHike1.4 mi Forest Road 229AHike1.0 mi Forks TrailHike1.0 mi Spruce Knob Lake TrailHike0.9 mi Glady & Alpena RailroadHike0.6 mi 19 View TrailHike0.2 mi Kingsville TunnelHike0.2 mi Orr TunnelHike0.1 mi Gaudineer Knob TrailHike0.1 mi Civil War TrailHike0.1 mi

← All Randolph 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 September 24, 2026.