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Ride Summary:
Singletrack trail that follows the ridge. Although this says turn around at 10 miles, explore more if you feel like it.
Trail Description:
There is nothing tricky about the directions.
0.0 - From turnout on Rt. 33 head North on the North Fork trail.
10.0 - North Fork trail joins FR 79, you can turn around here or explore the fire road.
20.0 - Return to the parking lot near Rt. 33.
How to get there:
From Franklin, WV follow Rt. 33 West about 10 miles at the top of North Fork mountain there is a turnout on the right. The trail begins here behind fenced in power station. Park at the trailhead on Rt. 33 on top of North Fork Mountain.
Additional Notes:
About 15 West of Brandywine, WV. Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, Potomac Ranger Station, (304) 257-4488
| Posted by: William on 9/28/2012 |
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| Posted by: Rockscaler on 12/31/2010 |
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I guess national forest work doesnt
require a mental capacity beyond being
able to don velcro shoes
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| Posted by: numbanddumb on 9/7/2006 |
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This is a mountain bike post. So are non-motorized mountaing bikes legal or no?
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| Posted by: Scott - WV on 8/22/2006 |
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I work for the forest service. Trust me on this when I tell you dirt bikes, ATVs, snowmobiles, any and all off road vehicles except registered, licensed vehicles on approved roads, are illegal.
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| Posted by: Whazit on 8/8/2006 |
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Previous poster states bikes are prohibited. False information. Check the Monongahela website. Bikes are allowed everywhere but a few 'wilderness' areas.
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| Posted by: Scott - WV on 6/10/2006 |
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Off road vehicle are illegal in the Monongahela forest. Riding this trail may get your bike impounded and end up with a substantial fine.
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| Posted by: Brad on 8/31/2004 |
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Very fun ride. After you pass private property, it is almost all national land. Up and down most of the way, so not to bad, but a ways in their is a take off point for hang-gliders, with a great view, but after that is a killer hill. Many trails go off of it to the vallys also.
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| Posted by: Craig on 3/30/2003 |
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The first 100-150 ft. or so is private property and the owner has posted no biking. Be cool and walk bike until Natioal Forest boundry. :)
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