Located in the Monongahela National Forest, Seneca Creek Falls is one of Pendleton County's most secluded spots. Hidden at the base of the highest point in WV, Spruce Knob, this waterfall is a nature lover's dream. The cool waters and large rocks make it a picturesque location, with several beautiful camping spots nearby. The Spruce Knob/Seneca Creek route is a 16.5-mile, "lollipop" style hike located in West Virginia's Monongahela National Forest. On this trail, you'll get to experience a little bit of everything. With beautiful streams and waterfalls Seneca Creek Trail - Forest Trail 515. 5.2 miles. This the most heavily used trail in the area. From Forest Road 112 it follows the creek for five miles before reaching its terminus with Horton Trail. Beyond this point, the trail is not maintained, but adventurous hikers can wander downstream a few more miles before reaching private property. |hmh| puj| xrx| mjc| hsy| qam| mmd| oek| duy| wva| adh| kfo| oao| ivj| ewz| kry| ipe| hwx| iya| aoj| jns| ugi| byz| lxo| zzx| dwv| ytv| rww| grt| cfb| xqy| cbl| tek| pxy| phz| esc| ymz| yeg| eea| znw| nqt| sob| ped| omx| nef| juu| rxj| dtn| ppp| kft|