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</html>";s:4:"text";s:38796:"We then took the High Meadows Trail which impressed us all, especially the first timer. Mountain Biking Seneca Creek State Park Trail Add a review #65 of 99 mountain bike trails in Maryland #10,089 in the world. The trail gets its name from a spring located at the western end that feeds Seneca Creek. Seneca Creek Trail - Forest Trail 515 5.2 miles. State maintained section. Hikers will want to set up a shuttle vehicle at Seneca Creek Trail parking area, while cyclists may choose to grind up the long gravel climb along FS 112 back to Spruce Knob parking area. The Seneca Trail is our longest and most varied trail. It crosses streams on bridges several places. After reaching the top of that trail, we used the Lumberjack Trail to meet up with the Huckleberry Trail. With beautiful streams and waterfalls, high mountain meadows, incredible views from the Spruce Knob tow Set out for a day of hiking or horseback riding through pristine wilderness at Seneca Regional Park, located in Great Falls, Virginia. The Lumberjack Trail is an easy grade; however, it was VERY muddy. Hikers must ford the creek as there are no footbridges.” Directions from Morgantown: Take I-79 south to Weston (exit 99). Seneca Creek Greenway Trail Montgomery County, Maryland WELCOME TO www.senecatrail.info Please select the topic(s) of your interest. If you have the ability to travel between Spruce Knob and the Seneca Creek trail Head, you can try starting on Seneca Creek Trail (TR 515) and returning on Huckleberry Trail (TR 533) to Spruce Knob. Difficulty: Intermediate. Seneca creek being the easiest, Black Hills being intermediate, and Schaffer's farm trail being the toughest. The entrance to Seneca Creek Greenway trail at Seneca Rd in Darnestown, MD. This scenic trail is muddy, rocky, rooty, hilly and steep in sections […] Seneca Creek Trail mountain biking trail in Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, West Virginia. The trail is 9.7 miles out and back. In couple of places, Pine Trees have encroached the trail high above to give a feeling as if you are passing thru a beautiful tunnel. Seneca Creek State Park is a public recreation area encompassing more than 6,300 acres (2,500 ha) along 14 miles of Seneca Creek in its run to the Potomac River in Montgomery County, Maryland.The park features facilities for boating and fishing as well as trails for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. From Rt. It is managed by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Seneca Creek Trail is a great scenic trail following Seneca Creek. The aim of the trail is to connect the Potomac and Patuxent rivers. This hike heads off trail eventually to get to Picea. TrailLink is a free service provided by Rails-to-Trails conservancy, We're a non-profit all about helping you enjoy the outdoors, Forest Road 112 and Upper Seneca Creek Falls (Monongahela National Forest). The portion of Seneca Bluffs nearest Rte 28 also has some rock sections which tend to coincide with very small stream crossings. Outside of this, gorgeous, and relatively easy trail. Seneca Creek Fly Fishing Guide: Fly fishing Seneca Creek … The trail is 9.7 miles out and back. There are several trail options, all of which head toward the Potomac River. It’s not very well blazed so there was no way to tell the best way to follow the trail. On this trail, you’ll get to experience a little bit of everything. A part of it is shared with the Trolley Trail. Arrived to the trail via a larger backpacking loop on Huckleberry/ Lumberjack/ High Meadows trails. Seneca Creek & Spruce Knob WV Backpacking Trip - Duration: 18:02. Seneca Creek Greenway Trail is a singletrack mountain bike trail in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Seneca is a freestone stream less than ten miles long and flows through the town of Onego before it exits into the North Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River. The spectacular falls are the highest on Seneca Creek and offer a dramatic finale to this trail. A footpath for most of its length, it has hills to climb with … Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. While all of the interconnecting trails are well-marked with blue diamond blazes, do not expect the additional 65 miles of hiking to be so gentle. Limited parking is available. While all of the interconnecting trails are well-marked with blue diamond blazes, do not expect the additional 65 miles of hiking to be so gentle. The trail surface is grass, dirt, boardwalk, and (after wet weather) can be muddy in places. Here two moderate paths—the Seneca Greenway Trail and Seneca Bluffs Trail—snake through the Seneca Creek stream valley between Highway 28 and the Potomac River; combined, the two make for a long day… Unlike other rail-trails in the national forest, this out-and-back route shows characteristics typical of former railroad corridors: it is flat and provides a relatively steady, easy hike and is doable with a mountain bike. Seneca Creek Trailhead: From Seneca Rocks, turn right on WV-28S/WV-55W and follow for about 10 miles, then turn right onto Briery Gap Run Rd. Spruce Knob, WV (Huckleberry Trail - Seneca Creek Trail) - Duration: 16:19. maztrain Recommended for you. Just be aware of camping near the creek during times it might rain a lot and of using the trail after a rainstorm. Depending on conditions, parts of the creek are navigable by light watercraft, such as kayaks or canoes . This trail connects the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Towpath to Seneca Ridge Trail at the intersection with Black Rock Road at Black Rock Mill and runs on the other side of the creek as the Seneca Greenway Trail. I stayed in Spruce Knob Lake campsite. It was a great choice because there was a lot of good scenery, multiple but manageable stream crossing, and we were able to get the feeling of isolation despite this being a popular and well used trail. This trail is part of the larger Seneca Creek Greenway Trail (SCGT), planned as a 25 mile greenway connection between the Potomac and Patuxent Rivers. Mountain biking and horseback riding are very popular at Seneca Creek, and the Schaeffer Farm Trails are considered a favorite place to ride. On this run, you will experience some of Montgomery County, Maryland’s finest single-track trails meandering along the beautiful Seneca Creek in Seneca State Park. Schaeffer Farm Trail System Schaeffer Farm is the hub of a trail system unique in Maryland. This is the first trail I have ridden. The trail is rated as moderate and offers a number of activity options. Seneca Creek Greenway Trail Description - Potomac River to Rt. The Seneca Ridge Trail ("SRT") connects Schaeffer Farms to Seneca Creek State Park. Seneca Creek is a small stream in West Virginia that is appropriately named after the large bluff of white Tuscarora sandstone at Seneca Rock nearby. It rained hard all night and the small waterfall where we were was significantly higher in the morning. 18.8 km green singletrack trail. There are a few creeks to cross to get your knees wet. Seneca Creek Greenway Trail is a singletrack mountain bike trail in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Other: horseback riding, biking, photography Tunica Hills WMA is home to several resident and migratory bird species including some that are rare elsewhere in the state. The trail is smooth and wide as it slowly descends downstream. This hike was a ton of fun and is a 5 star hike all day. Take rt. It stretches from Riley's Lock on the C&O Canal and follows blue blazes, overlapping with several other trail system, and end indiscreetly in a neighborhood near Damascus High School. The other two are Schaffer's farm trail and Black Hills Regional Park's trail (s) not sure how many trails are there. The portion of Seneca Bluffs nearest Rte 28 also has some rock sections which tend to coincide with very small stream crossings. Seneca Creek has many waterfalls cascading into clear pools. Seneca Creek, its headwaters and side tributaries that feed it, are in a wilderness type area. Seneca Creek Backcountry Trails Map and Brochure; Highlighted Trails. At 4,863 feet, Spruce Knob is West Virginia's highest peak. The trail is part of the 70-mile Spruce Knob–Seneca Creek Backcountry Trail System. The trail crisscrosses the creek several times. The Seneca Creek Trail provides access to most of the stream. View maps, videos, photos, and reviews of Seneca Creek Greenway Trail bike trail in Gaithersburg. The Spruce Knob/Seneca Creek route is a 16.5-mile, “lollipop” style hike located in West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest. fresh bear scat at intersection of swallow run. In the morning we tried to continue down the trail but the high water completely blocked/ covered or washed out the trail. First off, prepare to get wet. The West Virginia Highlands Conservancy makes available this PDF document and maps printed from it free to any one who wants to explore this great area. Cross Seneca Creek just above the falls and pass another fantastic camp site. It is a nice trail around a 90 acre lake. There are two main entrances to this area. Located in the Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area of the Monongahela National Forest—a hotspot for mountain biking and rock climbing—the Seneca Creek Trail is a scenic feast of streams, meadows, forest and waterfalls. Over 50 miles of trails are open for hiking, horseback riding and bicycling which wind through a variety of habitat in Seneca Creek State Park. A detailed trail map can be purchased at the park office. It is a shared trail with hikers, horses, and trail … Near Riley’s Lock there is a boat ramp into the creek which provides access to the Potomac River. Seneca Creek Trail. Trail Section - Mileage On this trail you’ll get to experience a little bit of everything. The mileages, listed after the map, are the distances between the red dots on the map. The sister hike to the Allegheny/Seneca Creek circuit, the High Meadows loop also has spectacular views from two open pastures on Spruce Mountain. Heading north on 355, there is a parking lot on the right just across the bridge over Seneca Creek. The trails at Seneca Creek State Park provide the backbone of a network that extends into most of the upcounty area. I am pretty sure of the directions not 100%. Seneca Creek Trail is a great scenic trail following Seneca Creek. Explore the best trails in Seneca, Pennsylvania on TrailLink. The gorge section of the stream drops approximately 1,400 feet in elevation. A canopy of maple, beech, birch and cherry creates a natural tunnel, offering a wide array of color in the fall and shade in the summer. The first is coming from the Elkins area. The lower section of the trail, located in Seneca Creek State Park south of MD 355, is 16.2 miles in length. From the trailhead, you'll immediately pass through meadows and spruce groves. The trail has several water crossings but none of them were sketchy. 355 The second map shows the Greenway Trail from Route 355 to the Patuxent River State Park. I day hiked this trail in about 4 hours. This campsite is on the banks of Seneca Creek with a waterfall directly across from it. Get a FREE Rail Trails Guidebook when you become a Member with Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. 33 east to Elkins. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until November. The trail is part of the 70-mile Spruce Knob–Seneca Creek Backcountry Trail System. M-NCPPC acquired the park, home of the Seneca Creek Greenway Trail, in several stages beginning in 1968. We plan to return for more backpacking and will try other trail combos, but it will be hard to beat Seneca Creek. Seneca Creek has many waterfalls cascading into clear pools. The terrain is a mixture of fast flowing singletrack, roots, some rocks, a few log-overs and creek crossings many of which are bridged and a few that may get your feet wet at high flows. Take rt. Located in the Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, the Seneca Creek Trail is one of the most trafficked trails in the area. Follow it approximately 2.5 miles until you reach Forest Service Road 112 and turn right. It is managed by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. High Meadows Trail was nice, although the trail is not as well established and weedy. The trail head is couple of miles from here. The Spruce Knob/Seneca Creek route is a 16.5-mile, “lollipop” style hike located in West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest. Located in the Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, the Seneca Creek Trail is one of the most trafficked trails in the area. Bryson Russell/Alltrails. Seneca Creek Trail is an easy to moderate climb, and very rideable. Seneca Creek Bluffs Trail is a 12.7 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Germantown, Maryland that features a great forest setting. The second day, we continued down the Seneca Creek Trail and saw some amazing waterfalls. Prefer to be more secluded as a backpacker so the only negative for me was the amount of traffic on the trail. This is a challenging but beautiful run for all! I ride my horse fairly regularly & she gave out 2nd Trip in and out Retrieving Fellow Riders Lost Horses. The other main trail within the Clopper Lake area of Seneca Creek State Park is the Great Seneca Trail, a 2.5-mile route that overlaps parts of the Long Draught/Greenway Trail. Montgomery County’s Seneca Creek State Park offers quiet isolation in one of Maryland’s most densely populated areas, particularly the park’s wild southern section. Seneca Creek State Park is a public recreation area encompassing more than 6,300 acres (2,500 ha) along 14 miles of Seneca Creek in its run to the Potomac River in Montgomery County, Maryland.The park features facilities for boating and fishing as well as trails for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The Seneca Creek Trail is one of the most beautiful in all of West Virginia, and it's a perfect summer getaway. This hike took us about 3.5 hours in total. There are a few crossings that can be very difficult in high water. Soon enough the creek becomes noticeable. With its 6,300 acres and miles of Seneca Creek, if offers options for boating, picnicking, fishing, hunting, horse back riding, biking, golfing, playground, cabin, camping, etc. This scenic trail is muddy, rocky, rooty, hilly and steep in sections with no major elevation gain/loss. Follow the Seneca Creek Trail crossing Seneca Creek two more times, pass the Bear Hunter Trail, and reach the meadow at Judy Springs. CLICK HERE to contact this web site maintainer We probably completed about 75-80 percent of the trail until we hit a steam too deep (like calf-high) for our liking. Bryson Russell/Alltrails. After about 2.4 miles continue onto FR 112. The Seneca Ridge Trail ("SRT") connects Schaeffer Farms to Seneca Creek State Park. I am not a 100% sure. Judy Spring Trail (TR 512) - 0.7 mile. At 4,863 feet, Spruce Knob is West Virginia’s highest peak. The 16.5 mile state-maintained portion of the Seneca Creek Greenway Trail starts at the Potomac River near Riley's Lock. There are a few narrow sections along the stream, but the only crossing is over a metal bridge that should be passable even after rain. Several superb campsites. Trail Map (4.2MB pdf) Directions: Seneca Creek is located in eastern WV south of Seneca Rocks. High Meadows Trail was nice, although the trail is not as well established and weedy. 33, turn onto Rich Mtn Rd. Race Date: Saturday March 7, 2020 @ 8:00am start (Marathon & 50k) Registration Registration is open!Register Now. You're never far from water on this trail, so that was one thing we rookie backpackers didn't need to worry about. Seneca Creek Trail offers plenty of scenery including flowing waterfalls, streams, and swimming holes. The first is coming from the Elkins area. At 4,863 feet, Spruce Knob is West Virginia’s highest peak. A few miles in, you will encounter hardwoods. Turn right on the Seneca Creek Trail passing several great camp sites just below Seneca Falls 200 yards from where you crossed the creek. There are multiple swimming holes as well as waterfalls next to the trail. The trail follows the creek closely in … Configured in a series of loops, you can enjoy as few as four miles or go for an all-day adventure. There are multiple swimming holes as well as waterfalls next to the trail. It is an old forest road so it stays at an easy grade. We must have passed over 10 different waterfalls of varying sizes, each one seemed better than the next. really nice hike. This trail connects the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Towpath to Seneca Ridge Trail at the intersection with Black Rock Road at Black Rock Mill and runs on the other side of the creek as the Seneca Greenway Trail. Seneca Creek Trail begins as an old roadway along the creek. From the Seneca Creek parking area, hike up FR112 for the only … But this one was so much fun I think I have to. no vistas or views, but beautiful nature and waterfalls. It is a shared trail with hikers, horses, and trail … There are a bunch of roots, a few short steep climbs and a few moderatley steep down hills. Follow on FR 112 for about 11.4 miles and the trailhead will be on the right. The Falls are a secluded suprise & almost mesmerizing. The orange line represents the Magruder Branch Trail. The actual trail was great including a few cool river crossings and some nice waterfalls. The Seneca Creek Greenway Trail is a 24.2-mile (38.9 km) long trail that runs along Seneca Creek from the Potomac River to Watkins Mill Road, with some parts maintained by the state of Maryland and some parts maintained by Montgomery County, MD. Several superb campsites. The entrance to Seneca Creek Greenway trail at Seneca Rd in Darnestown, MD. Near Riley’s Lock there is a boat ramp into the creek which provides access to the Potomac River. Hikers must ford the creek as there are no footbridges.” Directions from Morgantown: Take I-79 south to Weston (exit 99). After reaching the top of that trail, we used the Lumberjack Trail to meet up with the Huckleberry Trail. We we’re pretty tired and worn out by the time we made it back out, but overall a good trail for even the inexperienced. Camped at Grassy Meadows Rode this Trail. The orange-blazed Seneca Connector Trail is an easy .8-mile walk down to the river on a nicely wooded, occasionally steep path. From Rt. The trail remains relatively non-technical besides a few rock clusters and stream crossings towards the waterfall side of the trail. Nice easy hike out and back with multiple water falls and nice camping locations. Nearly enough water to flood into the campsite, luckily I was hammock camping and had a bit more wiggle room. This private land is posted, so please do not trespass. The trail (green line) follows the meandering Seneca Creek (blue line). The trail follows Seneca Creek, a fast-flowing, spring-fed mountain stream whose clean, crystal water can be heard and seen nearly everywhere along the trail. This section is lowland meadow, woods, and swamp. Seneca Creek, its headwaters and side tributaries that feed it, are in a wilderness type area. It spans the Town from north (connecting with the Perinton Crescent Trail System) to and through Boughton Park in Bloomsfield in the south. Trail Map (4.2MB pdf) Directions: Seneca Creek is located in eastern WV south of Seneca Rocks. Follow winding trails and interpretive signage all the way to the river, and discover the remnants of George Washington’s Potowmack Canal. Help defend and expand trails nationwide. The trail crisscrosses the creek several times. My wife and I are very novice hikers. Seneca Creek Trail is the highlight as it follows an old grade along a beautiful creek with cascades and rhododendron thickets. Seneca Creek Fly Fishing Guide: Fly fishing Seneca Creek … Just as I was about to start hiking the trail, a Dad and his 8 year old Son had completed it. and go 1.7 miles to Job and then on cr-29 (Whitmer Rd) for 15 miles. We planned to loop in Seneca Creek and out Lumberjack, but there was a lot of rain and reviews I had read on this site suggested Lumberjack would be a mess. A relaxing, not too difficult hike through beautiful forest. Depending on conditions, parts of the creek are navigable by light watercraft, such as kayaks or canoes . From Forest Road 112 it follows the creek for five miles before reaching its terminus with Horton Trail. Volunteering Guidelines for Maintenance Maps, Parking, and Trail Descriptions History of the Trail Mills of Seneca Creek Trail Work Pictures Links to Related Web Sites . The Seneca Creek Trail is located in the Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area in Riverton, West Virginia. The Seneca Creek Trail provides access to most of the stream. The Seneca Creek Trail is one of the most beautiful in all of West Virginia, and it's a perfect summer getaway. North Fork Mountain Trail: Out-and-Back from Route 33, Huckleberry Trail to Judy Springs, Seneca Creek and High Meadows Loop, Bee Trail, Leaning Ridge, and Elza Trail Loop along Gandy Creek, Lumberjack, High Meadow, Seneca Creek Loop, Nelson Rocks Via Ferrata [PRIVATE PROPERTY], Huckleberry, Lumberjack, Seneca Creek Trail Loop, North Fork Mountain Trail: Route 33 to Route 28, Spruce Knob via Lumberjack Trail and Huckleberry Trail, Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area. The waterfalls were nothing extraordinary for our hike but obviously depend on the rainfall prior to you hiking. Drive approximately 11 miles until you reach the trailhead on your right. It is managed by the West Virginia Department of Natural My wife and I hike often but had never backpacked, and chose this trail for our first trip. Did about 2.5 miles in Seneca creek trail, camped in one of the campsites next to the creek along the trail. These maps make use of the latest GPS and GIS data available as of July 2005.Trails compiled by USFS personnel using GPS and GIS Technology current as of 2005. Volunteer here. The first map shows the Greenway Trail from the Potomac River to route 355. This the most heavily used trail in the area. Seneca Creek Trail offers plenty of scenery including flowing waterfalls, streams, and swimming holes. Distance: 5 miles out and back. Difficulty: Intermediate. From the Swallow Rock trailhead, hike southeast 2.5 miles to Allegheny Mountain, on the Eastern Continental Divide. Descend to the eponymous creek, then climb up to 4,863-foot Spruce Knob, the state's wind-whipped high point. The second day, we continued down the Seneca Creek Trail and saw some amazing waterfalls. With views, Seneca Falls, and some of the best camping spots in the Monongahela, the Spruce Knob/Seneca Creek area is one of the best backpacking destinations on the east coast. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until November. Other than that, great hike! Check or FAQs for more common login questions. The terrain is a mixture of fast flowing singletrack, roots, some rocks, a few log-overs and creek crossings many of which are bridged and a few that may get your feet wet at high flows. Auburn Creek Apartments to Auburn Trail Typical Seneca Trail in Meadow Typical Seneca Trail on Boardwalk in Woods. Set out for a day of hiking or horseback riding through pristine wilderness at Seneca Regional Park, located in Great Falls, Virginia. Join TrailLink (a non-profit) to view more than 30,000 miles of trail maps and more! 33 east to Elkins. Near the trail's end, the last, and most rewarding, creek crossing brings you to the 30-foot Upper Seneca Creek Falls. Multiple creek crossings dot this trail, and there are no footbridges, so come prepared to get your feet wet. View maps, videos, photos, and reviews of Seneca Creek Greenway Trail bike trail in … So I’ve had AllTrails for a few years now and never felt the need to review a hike before. The Lumberjack Trail is an easy grade; however, it was VERY muddy. Welcome to the Seneca Creek Greenway Trail Marathon & 50K! There are a few crossings that can be very difficult in high water. While all of the interconnecting trails are well-marked with blue diamond blazes, do not expect the additional 65 miles of hiking to be so gentle. We camped at a secluded spot near the creek and day hiked to Judy Springs and some of the trails it connects with. There are several great campsites on the trail if you are into backpacking. Overall it was a doable and well established trail but toward the end the path started to become unclear and not marked well. Not too difficult hiking except for traversing the various streams and crossings (including one crossing which was deep/wide enough to warrant removing our hiking boots to cross barefoot). The Seneca Trail, known also as the Great Indian War and Trading Path, was a part of a network of trails stretching from the Deep South to modern day New York that was used by the Catawba, various Algonquian tribes, the Cherokee, and the Iroquois Confederacy. Follow winding trails and interpretive signage all the way to the river, and discover the remnants of George Washington’s Potowmack Canal. This natural surface trail offers views of the Great Seneca Creek, traverses beautiful upland woodlands, provides a spectacular overlook of the stream valley, and includes a … The trail remains relatively non-technical besides a few rock clusters and stream crossings towards the waterfall side of the trail. It can be occasionally challenging to see when and where there is a creek crossing. Become a member and wear your FREE T-Shirt with pride. Seneca Creek Trail is a 16.3 kilometer moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Riverton, West Virginia that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. one of my favorite rides. You'll find the trail in the Monongahela National Forest, in the Seneca Creek Backcountry. The Seneca Creek Greenway Trail (SCGT) is a nearly 30 mile trail in Montgomery County, MD. Hiking: There is a nature trail and three hiking trails on Tunica Hills WMA. This steep, narrow gravel road is not maintained in winter. The Hike Get a Seneca Creek highlight tour on a two-day, 17-mile zigzag along blueberry-lined mountain ridges. Seneca Creek Trail is a 10.1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Riverton, West Virginia that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. These ratings are all from word of mouth. View detailed trail descriptions, trail maps, reviews, photos, trail itineraries, directions and more on TrailLink. Another alternative is to take Judy Springs Trail (TR 512) to Huckleberry trail (TR 533) and back to Spruce Knob. Excellent trail along Seneca, lots of fish. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. 33, turn onto Rich Mtn Rd. Seneca Creek 24K Topo Maps . Seneca Creek Trail. Unit #1, the largest of the nine sections (or “units”) of Great Seneca Stream Valley Park, stretches from Frederick Road (MD 355) north to Watkins Mill Road. Note: 0.2 miles before reaching Judy Springs is the prettiest campsite in the Monongahela. Saturday March 7, 2020 @ 8:00am RESULTS: Marathon | 50K On this run, you will experience some of Montgomery County, Maryland’s finest single-track trails meandering along the beautiful Seneca Creek in Seneca State Park. Connects Horton trail to Seneca Creek trail providing another route from the top of Spruce Mountain to the creek. Your donation will help us to continue connecting more people to trails around the country. The point is this trail is kids play - nice and easy with gradual gradient. From Elkins, take US 33 south to Briery Gap Road (County Road 33) and turn right. Race Location: Nuthatch Pavilion ()Seneca Creek State Park The Seneca Creek Greenway Trail is a 24.2-mile (38.9 km) long trail that runs along Seneca Creek from the Potomac River to Watkins Mill Road, with some parts maintained by the state of Maryland and some parts maintained by Montgomery County, MD Length 12.7 mi Elevation gain 708 ft Route type Out & Back Hiking Mountain biking Nature trips Walking Running Forest This private land is posted, so please do not trespass. The popular trail features multiple small waterfalls along the way that feed into Seneca Creek and provide for a great wading or swimming spot if the water is not too fast-moving and the temperature is warm. Had to go off-trail for a about a mile to connect back up to the trail system and get back. It is an old forest road so it stays at an easy grade. Cross Seneca Creek and climb up to the Seneca Creek Trail (TR515) on the opposite bank. and go 1.7 miles to Job and then on cr-29 (Whitmer Rd) for 15 miles. We then took the High Meadows Trail which impressed us all, especially the first timer. There are two main entrances to this area. This loop is a bit less challenging but still features some hills along the way. Seneca Creek Trail is the highlight as it follows an old grade along a beautiful creek with cascades and rhododendron thickets. With more than 38 Seneca trails covering 415 miles, you’re bound to find a perfect trail like the Redbank Valley Rail Trail or Clarion Highlands. Very difficult trail blazing down steep slopes, dense thickets, too much stinging nettle, but an absolutely amazing Vista off Picea that is rarely traveled to. 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