Pine Run Trail, Pocahontas County West Virginia Hiking Trails

Trailhead located between cabins 27 and 28 in the Pine Run Cabin Area. Trail winds gently up the hollow to intersect with the Honeymoon Trail (white square blaze) about 200 yards from the T. M. Cheek Road. A loop can be made by turning left on the Honeymoon Trail and following this trail down to cabin 34, or by turning right and following the Honeymoon Trail up to the T. M. Cheek Road (see description for the Honeymoon Trail).

Directions:

Watoga can be reached from north of Hillsboro and south of Mill Point on US 219. A sign directs you to Watoga State Park. From this point, travel two miles on paved secondary road to the park entrance. An alternative route is to turn from WV 39 at Huntersville and travel nine miles to the north entrance of the park.

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