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Devils marbleyard hike.
It is located in virginia s jefferson national forest and such a beauty to behold.
Only a short 1 mile hike to the start of the marbleyard.
The marbleyard is a unique geological feature that can best be described as a huge rock field with boulders ranging from the size of coffee tables to those of large vans.
Once at the top there is somewhat of a gorge that is a lot of fun to explore.
Devil s marbleyard is a great hike.
Dogs are also able to use this trail.
The devil s marbleyard is a great day hike around 3 miles round trip on the belfast trail.
This is a very fun unique day hike.
The belfast trail passes through the remains of an old boy scout camp and follows belfast creek gradually.
The devil s marbleyard can be reached by the belfast trail that winds about 5 km 3 mi close to natural bridge station.
Hikers have to pass the remains of an old boy scout camp and trace belfast creek and climb uphill before eventually getting the devil s marbleyard.
Hike devil s marbleyard.
Devil s marbleyard which has been at the top of my wilderness trek list since i first bought a pair of hiking boots in 2016.
The devil s marbleyard is a 3 mile hike located in the james river face wilderness area as part of the belfast trail.
The marbleyard is a unique geological feature that can best be described as a huge rock field with boulders ranging from the size of coffee tables to those of large vans.
Devil s marbleyard via belfast trail is a 4 5 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near natural bridge station virginia that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult.
If you re looking for a hike that s unique a challenge and something that won t take up too much of your day then this hike might be your next adventure.
You can also connect with the appalachian trail from the marbleyard.
About 3 years ago.
The devil s marbleyard is a 3 mile hike located in the james river face wilderness area as part of the belfast trail.
Located in jefferson national forest the hike gets its name from monstrous white boulders that cover the mountain s side.
We climbed around some on the rocks but honestly i was a little scared about starting a rock slide.
There are two versions of this hike.
The first passes the devil s marbleyard a hillside of boulders with some as large as a truck and continues down the gunter ridge trail.
The second version adds a 3 0 mile out and back hike along the appalachian trail which reaches one of the most spectacular 360 panoramas in virginia.
Along with this rare geological feature a portion of our hike was on the.
The trail started out at a fairly gentle grade but got steeper and steeper as we approached the marbleyard.
The belfast trail passes through the remains of an old.
The view from devil s marbleyard is pretty spectacular.
