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Gravel & Bikepacking Routes

Gravel biking in
White Sulphur Springs

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From this southern gateway to the Mon Forest, riders can choose from relaxed rail-trail cruising, scenic gravel loops, or a demanding mountain challenge. The routes below begin with the peaceful southern stretch of the Greenbrier River Trail, including a family-friendly ride between Caldwell and Anthony with riverside views and easy access to bikepacking shelters.

For those seeking more climbing, the Kate’s Mountain Challenge loop rises into the ridges above town and through Greenbrier State Forest before descending across the pastoral Greenbrier Valley. Another option links the river corridor with quiet backroads, climbing forest road 296 and rolling through farmland near Renick before returning to the trail.

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White Sulphur Springs Routes

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Three cyclists in race gear ride closely together on a gravel path through lush, green forest, conveying determination and teamwork.
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Kate’s Mountain

30.5

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3732

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59

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Challenging 30-mile loop from White Sulphur Springs climbing Kate's Mountain through Greenbrier State Forest, with gravel descents and sweeping valley views.
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Lush green foliage lines a narrow dirt path in a serene forest, with soft sunlight filtering through the trees, conveying a tranquil and peaceful ambiance.
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Blacksburg, VA to White Sulphur Springs

67.4

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7030

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25

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Gravel connector from Blacksburg over Potts Mountain and Hanging Rock into West Virginia, crossing the Appalachian Trail before descending to White Sulphur Springs.
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A winding dirt road curves through a lush, dense forest with tall, slender trees. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a serene and tranquil ambiance.
Day Ride | Overnighter

Peach Orchard Loop

55

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2963

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86

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Greenbrier River Trail gravel loop from Caldwell climbing Forest Road 296 through farm country, with swimming at Blue Bend and a vineyard detour near Renick.
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A cyclist wearing a helmet rides across a narrow suspension bridge surrounded by lush green foliage, conveying a sense of adventure and focus.
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Mon Circuit 440

441.5

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36810

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66

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Expansive 441-mile bikepacking loop linking 8 Mon Forest Towns through the Greenbrier Valley, Cranberry Wilderness, and Canaan Valley on remote backcountry gravel west of the divide.
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A lush forest surrounds a tranquil river, reflecting the dense greenery. A lone cyclist crosses a narrow bridge, adding a sense of serenity and exploration.
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Mon Circuit 600

594.4

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54749

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54

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The Mon Circuit 600 links all twelve Mon Forest Towns in a grand bikepacking tour with 50,000 feet of climbing, three high peaks, and remote Appalachian gravel throughout.
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A winding gravel path leads through a dense forest with tall, lush green trees. Dappled sunlight filters through, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
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Roanoke, VA to White Sulphur Springs

116.7

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12755

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26

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Gravel bikepacking connector from Roanoke through Catawba Valley, Potts Mountain, and Kate's Mountain to White Sulphur Springs and the southern Mon Forest gateway.
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Two people ride bicycles on a sunny trail beside trees and a "Greenbrier River Trail" sign. The setting is calm and outdoorsy.
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Greenbrier River Trail

155.2

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2188

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95

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Classic 78-mile Appalachian rail-trail bikepacking trip along the Greenbrier River, crossing 37 bridges and two historic tunnels between Caldwell and Cass Scenic Railroad State Park.
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Two people are biking along a lush, green gravel forest rail trail on a cloudy day, surrounded by dense trees and hills, creating a peaceful, adventurous vibe.
Day Ride | Overnighter

GRT: Caldwell to Anthony

22.3

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562

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100

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Family-friendly out-and-back on the southern Greenbrier River Trail between Caldwell and Anthony, with riverside scenery, a trail shelter, and easy bikepacking access.
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Parking in White Sulphur Springs

Day-Use parking is available on Main Street. For overnight parking in White Sulphur Springs, Lynch Field Park is recommended. Always follow local guidance and signage when parking.

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