Explore Pendleton County Hikes by Distance, Elevation, Difficulty, and More

Check out some of the best hiking, walking and backpacking routes in Pendleton County, West Virginia. The Huckleberry Trail is the most popular trail. There are trails of various difficulty levels including easy, medium, difficult, and extra difficult. The trail with the highest elevation climb is the Spruce Knob via Huckleberry Trail and the trail with the least amount of climbing is the Brandywine Lake Trail. The longest trail is the North Fork Mountain Trail and Smoke Hole Road Loop at 36.8 km. For a shorter adventure you can try the Whispering Spruce Loop Trail at 974 m. Get off line access to Water, Viewpoint, Peak, and Campsite locations and much more with a Hiiker subscription.