Bertha Trail, Summers County West Virginia Hiking Trails

Bluestone WMA’s trails lead to many natural hazards associated with remote areas. Loose stones, uneven terrain, noxious vegetation and several miles follow the New River.
This is a public hunting area and during various seasons trail users should wear blazed orange for their safety.

Directions: To Bluestone State Park

Take exit 139 (Sandstone/Hinton) off Interstate 64 to WV 20 South, and drive 15 miles to the park.

From the south on Interstate 77, take the Athens Road Exit (exit 14) to WV 20 North, and travel 22 miles to the park.

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