Learn more about this trail that follows the Blue Ridge Parkway and flows through a tunnel under the parkway that doubles as a creek.
Route map for Enchated Creek Trail by Joshua Gabrielson on plotaroute.com
Enchanted Creek Trail is a 7.6-mile off-road route located in Virginia’s George Washington National Forest, adjacent to the Blue Ridge Parkway. The trail begins as a gravel road paralleling the parkway and descends into rougher terrain with natural dirt surfaces, rocks, mud, and stream crossings.
Open: August 1st
Closed: Jan 1st
Best way to attempt the Trail: From the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Approximately halfway through the trail, travelers encounter a tunnel passing beneath the Blue Ridge Parkway, adding a unique feature to the journey. The trail then ascends back toward the parkway, with most sections remaining solid and manageable with good tires.
The trail is generally considered stock-friendly, suitable for vehicles equipped with four-wheel drive and a transfer case. However, conditions can vary, and it’s advisable to verify trail status and prepare accordingly before embarking on the journey.
Enchanted Creek Trail is a seasonal route, typically open from August 1 to early January. Travelers should plan their trips within this timeframe and verify current trail conditions and accessibility before setting out.
For a visual overview of the trail, you might find the following video helpful:
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