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Cranberry Wilderness

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Distance: 14.7 miles


Hiking and camping in the cranberry wilderness.
Submitted by: ke4pnj

Hiking and camping trip in the cranberry Wilderness area of WV.

It rained off and on during the first two days but the views where still worth it. Rain the 3 days leading up to the trip left the trail muddy but passable. In several areas, the trail has been washed out causing some re-routes. Day three followed a forestry service road that is in excellent shape. Several traiheads are found on this road as well as some sheltered campsites.


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