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The Horse Nettle Trail is a popular path in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests area. The first part of the trail is tight singletrack through the trees, while the second half of the trail opens into double track and climbs to the top of Brushy Mountain.

Free but quite small hiking parking lot as an ideal starting point for the hike to Mac Afee Knob. Free but quite small hiking parking lot as an ideal starting point for the hike to Mac Afee Knob.

McAfee Knob is the most photographed point along the Appalachian Trail. It features a 270-degree panoramic view of the Catawba Valley and North Mountain to the west, Tinker Cliffs to the north, and the Roanoke Valley to the east. McAfee Knob is the most photographed spot along the Appalachian Trail. It offers 270-degree panoramic views of the Catawba Valley and North Mountain to the west, the Tinker Cliffs to the north and the Roanoke Valley to the east.

This free parking lot is the ideal place to start your adventure to McAfee Knob, either through the Appalachian trail or the McAfee Knob Trail. Unfortunately, it is currently closed!! More information at: https://roanokeoutside.com/mcafee-knob-parking-lot-to-close-for-pedestrian-bridge-construction-on-november-30/

The McAfee Knob is located in near Catawba Mountain, on the Blue Ridge. It is one of the most photographed places along the Appalachian Trail (AT), which makes it extremely attractive, no matter how far you arrive from. It is definitely a must to stop and rest at 3,197 ft in the company of the stunning views and the surroundings of the AT as it passes through one of the limits of the Catawba Valley.

The Catawba Mountain Shelter is one of the many huts built along the Appalachian Trail. It is ideal for resting during an adventure, taking into account the convenient picnic table placed in front of the shelter.

This is the northern path to McAfee Knob from the parking at Catawba Valley Drive. It is a bit more accessible than the Appalachian Trail, with a very similar landscape and environment all the way to the peak. It's nice to go in through one of these two trails and come back through the other one.

The Appalachian Trail (AT), forms one of the spikes of the US triple Crown, joining the Continental Divide Tour and the Pacific Crest Trail. Passing through 14 states from Georgia to Maine, every yard from its 2,200 miles is worth it. The views, the wildlife and the landscape during this segment are stunning.