Hike Across State Lines When You Take This Gorgeous Mountain Trail In Virginia
It’s not everyday that you get to be two places at once. Yet there’s a trail in the Virginia mountains that leads hikers past the Virginia and West Virginia state line, which is about as close to the experience as you can get. Raven Rock Trail is a portion of the Appalachian Trail that’s particularly stunning, and we’ve got the photos to prove it. Here’s how you can hike across state lines when you take this gorgeous mountain trail:
Located just outside of Bluemont, Virginia, Raven Rocks Trail is a 5.5-mile out-and-back trail nested in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
There's also a natural spring that appears about halfway through the hike. During a warm day, it's the perfect opportunity to splash yourself with some cool mountain water.
Have you taken the Appalachian Trail to Raven Rocks before? What did you think of the hike? We’d love to hear from you! For more information on this trail, including directions to the trailhead, you can click here. For related content, be sure to read about These 5 Water Trails That You Absolutely Must Explore In Virginia.
