그린브리어 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Anthony Road, at mile marker 14.4 heads west into Frankford, where you can grab groceries, stop at a post office, or use a public phone. To the east, Anthony Road heads toward the forest service campgrounds and vastness of the Big Draft Wilderness.

Renick, called Falling Spring on some maps, is a remote little town that offers a post office, limited food options, and public phone access. This area of the river has some great swimming spots, like Norman Blue Hole just north of town along the the trail. Within mile marker 25 through Renick, there's potable water, bathrooms, and picnic tables. You can find a bike repair station within mile 25, where the trail intersects with Slab Camp Road.

This 402-foot tunnel was completed in 1900 to allow railway passage directly through Droop Mountain. Even in daylight hours, it's dark in the middle of a 402-foot tunnel! A flashlight is recommended if you're riding through.

Located within the thick forest around mile marker 8.1, Loopemount Waterfall is truly a hidden gem. It doesn't have a constant flow and it's best viewed after a heavy rain.

From this spot, in the curve between the picnic tables at mile marker 7.5 and the bathrooms at mile marker 9.5, you can catch some glimpses of the river through the open gaps in the trees as you ride above it.

This campsite at mile 20.5, across the trail from the river, has a tent pad, picnic table, fire ring, and pit toilets. This campsite does not have a potable water source. This campsite, like the other official sites along the trail, operates on a first-come basis.

At mile 9.5, there's a small wooden shelter along with a fire ring, picnic table, and public water fountain. This spot can be a good place to seek refuge from inclement weather or spend a night.

As the official starting point of the trail, this parking area offers detailed trail information on signage, a drinking water refill station, a bike repair station, and picnic tables under some shady trees.