Guest River Gorge Trail, Scott County Virginia Hiking Trails

Scott County Virginia Hiking Trails
Guest River Gorge Trail
George Washington and Jefferson National Forests Length: 5.8 miles This is a picturesque 5.8 mile rail-trail which follows the old Norfolk-Southern Railroad route once used to haul coal. The trail passes through Swede Tunnel, built in 1922, and over a number of trestles. This segment of the Guest River is designated a State Scenic River. Hikers, bicyclists, anglers, canoeists, and kayakers are invited to enjoy the scenery and the interesting geology of the gorge. The trailhead features paved parking and restrooms.
Directions: Take I-81 south to the second Abingdon exit. Take 19 north and follow to 58 west. Stay on 58 west to Coeburn. Take the Dungannon exit (1st Coeburn exit) and turn left on 72 south. Travel 4 miles, and the trail is on the left.

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