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Print Friendly MapThe County Line Trail is a short, less-traveled alternative to the neighboring 21.7-mile West Fork Trail. The County Line Trail travels 4 miles along the border of Randolph and Pocahontas counties and follows the ridgeline of the Little Beech Mountain through hardwood forest in Monongahela National Forest. This area is home to impressive stands of oak trees, a slight change from the usual Monongahela setting of rhododendrons, pine trees and ferns.
A large green metal gas pump sits off Forest Service Road 35A, marking the start of the County Line Trail, which is well-marked with the national forest's standard blue blazes, as well as wood arrow signs.
Nearly 3 miles in, the trail makes a short ascent to the top of the ridge. The service road here doubles as the last leg of the trail. Follow it to reach the end of the County Line Trail, where trail users can either turn back or connect to the Beulah Trail, which heads north for another 3.3 miles.
There is no designated parking available for the County Line Trail.
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