Endless Wall Trail, New River Gorge National River Hiking Trails

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New River Gorge National River Hiking Trails

Endless Wall Trail

Located within New River Gorge National River, the 1 mile Endless Wall Trail travels along the unbroken cliff line which follows the rim of the New River Gorge. Offering great views Endless Wall Trail travels through pine thickets and boulders and is rated moderate.

To reach the northern trailhead of Endless Wall Trail turn off US 19, just north of the bridge onto Lansing-Edmond Road. Continue along Lansing-Edmond Road for 1.3 miles to the parking area on the right.

New River Gorge National River is located within Fayette, Raleigh and Summers Counties West Virginia.

Highway access to New River Gorge National River is reached from Route 19, between Beckley and Hico, and from I-64, between Mossy and Sandstone.

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