The Best Backpacking in Fayetteville
Looking for the best backpacking in Fayetteville? We've got you covered with the top trails, trips, hiking, backpacking, camping and more around Fayetteville. The detailed guides, photos, and reviews are all submitted by the Outbound community.
Top backpacking spots in and near Fayetteville
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Alum Creek, West Virginia
Polly Hollow, Hemlock Falls and Bob White Pathway
3.68 mi / 630 ft gainPolly Hollow, Hemlock Falls and Bob White Pathway is a loop trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Hernshaw, West Virginia.Read more -
Richwood, West Virginia
Backcountry Fly Fish on the Cranberry River
The Cranberry Wilderness is one of the largest wilderness areas east of the Mississippi and offers a unique backcountry fly fishing opportunity within West Virginia. One of the best ways to access the Cranberry River to hike, explore, and fish the river is from the Cranberry River Campground. J...Read more -
Richwood, West Virginia
Public Road 108 and Williams River Middle Fork Trail
11.83 mi / 1926 ft gainPublic Road 108 and Williams River Middle Fork Trail is a point-to-point trail that takes you by a river located near Marlinton, West Virginia.Read more -
Marlinton, West Virginia
North Fork Trail #272
18.71 mi / 1726 ft gainNorth Fork Trail #272 is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a river located near Hillsboro, West Virginia.Read more -
Marlinton, West Virginia
North Fork Trail to Middle Fork Trail Loop
23.66 mi / 3005 ft gainNorth Fork Trail to Middle Fork Trail Loop is a loop trail that provides a good opportunity to view wildlife located near Hillsboro, West Virginia.Read more -
Marlinton, West Virginia
North-South Loop Trail
18.37 mi / 2156 ft gainNorth-South Loop Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Hillsboro, West Virginia.Read more -
Marlinton, West Virginia
Backpack the Cranberry Wilderness North South Loop Trail
17.1 mi / 1617 ft gainThe Cranberry Wilderness is lesser known, but if you're looking for a rugged escape, this is it. Be mindful of your water intake, as there are a few stretches upwards of 6-8 miles where there is no access to fresh water. Those areas are well-known in most of the hiking blogs/guides (I'd recommend...Read more