The ADT East 3 hikes event invites outdoor enthusiasts to explore the scenic North Bend Rail-Trail near Walker, West Virginia. This 72-mile recreational trail, formerly a CSX spur, is one of the most celebrated paths in the Appalachian region. Participants will enjoy a curated hiking experience through the beautiful West Virginia landscape. Whether you are an avid hiker or a nature lover, this event offers a unique way to experience the history and natural beauty of the area.
What to Expect
A guided or organized hiking experience on a historic rail-trail.
Who Should Attend
Hikers
Nature enthusiasts
Outdoor adventurers
History buffs
Agenda Overview
Check local trail guides for specific hike start times.
Venue & Address
NBRT Walker Trailhead
North Bend Rail-Trail Walker , West Virginia – 26180 United States
Organizer
West Virginia State Parks · Government Agency
West Virginia State Parks manages the North Bend Rail-Trail and promotes outdoor recreation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the trail?
North Bend Rail-Trail, near Walker, WV.
What is the trail history?
It was formerly an abandoned spur of the CSX system.
How long is the trail?
The North Bend Rail-Trail stretches 72 miles.
Is it suitable for all?
The trail is multi-use and generally accessible for various skill levels.
What should I bring?
Standard hiking gear, water, and appropriate footwear.
Is there a fee?
Check with West Virginia State Parks for any trail access fees.
Tags
Hiking
Trail
West Virginia
Outdoor
Nature
Appalachia
Summary
A hiking event featuring three trails along the North Bend Rail-Trail in West Virginia.