Posted in West Virginia
July 28, 2016
This Little Known Trail In West Virginia Is The Perfect Place To Get Away From It All
Some days you just need to go somewhere peaceful to escape the stress of everyday life. If you’re having one of those days, consider this amazing trail in Fayette county.
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Directions-
Winona Trailhead: From US-19, turn onto Lansing-Edmond Road (CR-5) just north of the Canyon Rim Visitor Center. Follow six miles to Winona. Turn right onto Keeney's Creek Road (CR-85/2) and proceed two miles. The trailhead begins at the dirt road junction just after the second bridge. Limited roadside parking is available.
Nuttalburg Trailhead: Follow directions outlined for the Winona Trailhead, but proceed another 1.5 miles to the marked trailhead on the right. Limited roadside parking is available.
This was the town and mining site of Nuttallburg, WV, which is now abandoned. More mine equipment and the remains of the town can be seen further into the forest.
If you’d like to learn more about hiking in West Virginia, take a look at these 15 epic hiking spots.
