Trans-America Trail — Meridian to Lewisburg via the Ozark Plateau and Kentucky Highlands
Ozark clay to Appalachian ridgelines — the TAT's forgotten middle.
Trails curated for overlanders in West Virginia.
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Ozark clay to Appalachian ridgelines — the TAT's forgotten middle.
Three-tiered waterfall dropping 66 feet total through a hemlock gorge — one of the most dramatic roadside stops…
A Forest Service campground tucked into the Allegheny Highlands beside a 38-acre mountain lake — solid base camp…
Quiet national forest dispersed camping along the upper Greenbrier River corridor, tucked into the highlands between Lewisburg and…
Appalachian hollows on America's dirt highway.
The jagged quartzite fins of Seneca Rocks rise 900 feet above the North Fork Valley — one of…
Quiet forest dispersed camping along Seneca Creek Road in Pocahontas County — timber country solitude a short run…
Appalachian mud and the fins of Seneca Rocks.
A tight maze of ancient Pottsville sandstone boulders tucked into a hemlock hollow — one of West Virginia's…
Full-service USFS campground at the base of Seneca Rocks, the most dramatic ridgeline in West Virginia's high country.
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