Hiking

A hike in the trees: Spruce Knob

Spruce Knob

Another great hike; Spruce Knob WVA

Spruce Knob Hiking Map
Spruce Knob is covered with spruce trees
Spruce trees and sunlight filtering through.
Spruce trees again.
At times I thought a hobbit might pop out from behind a tree.
Wild azalea.
Woods on the top of Spruce Knob.
Spruce candles (new growth).
Wild azalea up close.
An open section of the trail.
Trees growing in rocks; nature at it's finest.
Buds on a wild rhododendron.
The view from the top of Spruce Knob.

Click on a photo to scroll through the pictures. It helps get the full effect of the hike!

Spruce Knob is a great place to go to explore the vast beauty of West Virginia. 

Hiking through the forest filled with spruce trees and moss is like hiking in another land.

If you enjoy hiking, beautiful forests, and scenery, this is a great place to go.

The Monogahela National Forest is amazing and relatively untouched. Spruce Knob is the

tables point in West Virginia at 4862. Click here to get a description of the hiking route. 

Be prepared to camp at Seneca Rocks or Spruce Knob. If camping isn't your thing, stay at

Snow Shoe Mountain and enjoy some of their summer activities. There is downhill mountain

biking, hiking, boating, and much more. If you are really ambitious, check out Seneca Rocks

on the way. This is another funhike that doesn't disappoint!

Happy hiking! Get out and enjoy the beauty of nature!

Vic's Tree Service