Fort Seybert Trail

Trail Overview

This trail offers climbs and descents, scenic views of the mountains and valleys, and several switchbacks. In the lower West Virginia area of the trail, there are multiple stream crossings that offer breathtaking scenery of the forest, rocky streams, and natural mossy growth. There is one good-sized dispersed campsite on the lower West Virginia side and one larger dispersed group campsite on the Virginia side at the top. The site on top is clear and big enough for many vehicles. The trail is mostly dirt and smaller rocks with no real obstacles other than the stream crossings that are less than 12 inches deep. Cell phone service is spotty along the trail.

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Difficulty

This is a dirt or rocky road with gentle grades and multiple stream crossings less than 12 inches deep. It's safe for most 4WD and high-clearance 2WD vehicles. The roads are mostly one vehicle wide and two vehicles wide in areas.

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