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Morgantown, WV
Serving as outdoor recreational passageways, Morgantown, WV provides miles of paved and wooded trails for non-motorized use. Walk, run, bike, in-line skate and/or cross-country ski along the scenic beauty of the Monongahela River, Deckers Creek, Big Bear Lake and more. Parking is available near trail entrances.
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5 ResultsCaperton Trail
This trail offers six miles of paved surface, perfect for rollerblading, walking and biking. Located within the Star City and Morgantown city limits, this trail runs through the Edith Barill Park, the WVU Core Arboretum and the Hazel Ruby McQuain Riverfront Park. The Caperton Trail is an urban trail with easy access to neighboring restaurants and […]
Learn MoreCheat Lake Park and Trail
A 4.5-mile trail featuring a 12-footwide, handicapped accessible pavement that follows the Lake Lynn shoreline along an abandoned railroad right-of-way. A nature viewing area is located at the southern tip and a fishing platform near the station is at the northern tip. Children’s playground on Cheat Lake situated next to the 4.5-mile rail-trail. Picnic areas, […]Deckers Creek Trail
(Photo Courtesy of @hasta16) From Hazel Ruby McQuain Riverfront Park in Morgantown to slightly west of Reedsville, WV in Preston County, the rail-trail follows scenic Deckers Creek upstream with an elevation change of 1,000′ over 19 miles. Landscapes are very scenic and secluded with hardwoods, hemlock and rhododendron, and rock outcroppings. This trail provides easy […]
Learn MoreDorsey’s Knob Park
The 71-acre park provides a scenic view of the Monongahela River. Sky Rock stands nearly 600 feet above a landscape of deep valets and tall pines. Public playground and picnic areas available as well as the Dorsey’s Knob Lodge. Rt. 119 off of I-68, Morgantown. Bring your frisbee! The park has a new 18 hole disc […]Snakehill Wildlife Management Trails
(Photo Courtesy of @sugarmagnoliamm) Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area is 2,000 acres of public land in Morgantown, WV, managed by the Coopers Rock Foundation for the purpose of trail work, habitat restoration, and the creation of educational workshops. The terrain is a mix of rolling table land and rocky cliffs near the Cheat River Gorge. […]
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