Hiking · trail directory

Hiking trails around Fayetteville

Every NPS trail on the Fayetteville–Lansing and Arrowhead maps, plus Town Park's paved loop. The official facts come from the National Park Service and link back to it. Where we've walked a trail, our own GPS data is added and labeled. Where we haven't, the entry says so.

Trails
17
16 NPS · 1 town
With our data
10
The rest: NPS facts only
Notices today
Unknown
Kaymoor Miners access

How to read an entry

  • From NPS Length, difficulty label, uses and directions are the park's own, linked to its page. We don't rewrite them or add grades.
  • Today Access from NPS closure notices. “No active notice” does not establish that a trail is open.
  • Our data We've walked it: our GPX file, an elevation profile, and the routes it's part of.
  • Not yet We haven't walked it yet. Labeled, not filled in.

Upper Kaymoor Miners Trail: Access unknown

Current access evidence is missing. Check NPS before leaving.

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Fayetteville–Lansing area

NPS Fayetteville–Lansing Area Trails map, 1–12

  1. Burnwood Trail

    From NPS: 1.2 mi round trip · “Easy” · hiking only

    A loop into a 12-acre stand of old-growth forest, spared from logging around 1900.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

  2. Canyon Rim Boardwalk

    From NPS: 0.1 mi one way · “Easy to strenuous (178 steps)” · hiking; ramp to the top overlook

    Views of the gorge and the bridge. An accessible ramp reaches the first overlook; stairs go down to the lower one.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

  3. Endless Wall Trail

    From NPS: 2.4 mi one way · “Easy to moderate” · hiking only

    Forest, Fern Creek and cliff-edge overlooks; Diamond Point is a common turnaround.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

  4. Bridge Trail

    From NPS: 0.86 mi one way · “Moderate to strenuous” · hiking only

    Steep and rocky, passing under the New River Gorge Bridge to the Fayetteville Trail.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

  5. Fayetteville Trail

    From NPS: 3.96 mi one way · “Moderate to strenuous” · hiking & biking

    Links town, Fayette Station Road and Kaymoor Top, with a creek crossing.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data Parts of our routes 3, 4 and 5

    In our routes: 3, 4, 5

  6. Park Loop Trail

    From NPS: 1.1 mi round trip · “Easy” · hiking & biking

    A loop from Fayetteville Town Park with a connection to the Fayetteville Trail.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data In our route 4

    In our routes: 4

  7. Timber Ridge Trail

    From NPS: 1.0 mi one way · “Easy” · hiking & biking

    An old forested roadbed from Newton Road to the Fayetteville Trail near Wolf Creek.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data In our route 5

    In our routes: 5

  8. Kaymoor Trail

    From NPS: 8.6 mi one way · “Moderate” · hiking & biking

    Along the middle of the gorge from Wolf Creek past the Kaymoor mine site toward Cunard.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data Parts of our routes 1 and 5

    In our routes: 1, 5

  9. Kaymoor Miners Trail

    From NPS: 1.0 mi one way · “Strenuous; drops 900 ft” · hiking only

    Steep switchbacks to the mine site, then 821 wooden steps toward river level.

    Upper Kaymoor Miners Trail: Access unknown

    Access desk →

    Our data In our routes 1, 2 and 5, and walked end to end

    In our routes: 1, 2, 5

  10. Craig Branch Trail

    From NPS: 2.4 mi one way · “Moderate” · hiking & biking

    A gravel administrative road with steep sections, down to the Kaymoor Trail.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data In our route 1

    In our routes: 1

  11. Butcher Branch Trail

    From NPS: 0.8 mi one way · “Moderate” · hiking only

    Woods between Kaymoor Top and the Long Point Trail, with a small stream crossing.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data In our route 5

    In our routes: 5

  12. Long Point Trail

    From NPS: 1.6 mi one way · “Moderate” · hiking & biking (no bikes on the last 0.2 mi)

    Field and forest to a rock point facing the bridge; unprotected cliff edges.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data In our routes 3 and 5

    In our routes: 3, 5

Arrowhead trails

NPS Arrowhead Bike Trails map, A1–A4 · shared with bikes

  1. Clovis Trail

    From NPS: 1.1 mi loop · “Easy to intermediate” · hiking & biking

    A short forest loop with gentle rolling terrain, built with bikes and runners in mind.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

  2. Adena Trail

    From NPS: 3.1 mi one way · “Easy to intermediate” · hiking & biking

    A forest loop with gentle dips, branching off the Clovis Trail.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

  3. Dalton Trail

    From NPS: 6.4 mi one way · “Intermediate” · hiking & biking

    A narrower ridge-and-gorge route with tight turns, linking LeCroy and Adena.

    No active NPS notice

    Our data A short stretch of our route 1, near the trailhead

    In our routes: 1

  4. LeCroy Trail

    From NPS: 1.8 mi one way · “Intermediate” · hiking & biking

    A narrow trail with a rock bridge and a rhododendron tunnel on the Dalton connector.

    No active NPS notice

    Not yet Not walked by us yet. NPS facts only.

In town

Town of Fayetteville

  1. Town Park walking loop

    Distance: Not yet Town plan figure unconfirmed · walking

    The paved loop in Fayetteville Town Park, mentioned on the NPS Fayetteville Area Trails page.

    Town park · access not tracked

    Our data Walked by us, as laps; no map file

Sources, and what we haven't walked

We walk these trails ourselves and collect our own GPS tracks. “Our data” marks trails we've walked. “Not yet” means not walked by us yet. NPS facts only. NPS: Fayetteville area trails supplies the directory; each trail links to its NPS page. Town Park's distance is unconfirmed.