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Tea Creek Mountain Trail #452

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  1. Areas
  2. WV
  3. …Southern W. Virginia
  4. …Slaty Fork
  5. Tea Creek Trail System

“Arguably the best downhill section of trail in Slaty Fork. ”

Ryan Dobbins
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4.7

Miles

7.5

KM
Singletrack

4,495' 1,370 m

High

2,981' 909 m

Low

348' 106 m

Up

1,613' 492 m

Down

8%

Avg Grade (5°)

26%

Max Grade (15°)

Dogs Off-leash

E-Bikes Not Allowed

Description

This trail is one of the best downhill sections of trail in the Tea Creek Trail System. Tea Creek Mountain Trail ends at Tea Creek campground, which is a good place to set a shuttle if you are not feeling up for a long grind back to the trailhead. Look for the Tea Creek Trail that heads north from the Tea Creek campground parking lot for a possible loop to the Right Fork Tea Creek Trail back to the Tea Creek Mountain trailhead.

Contacts

Local Club: Pocohontas Trails

Jun 21, 2022: “Biketown” Screening – Snowshoe, WV July 23, 2022

Jun 16, 2022: Poca Trails Summer Meeting: 7/28/21

Land Manager: USFS - Monongahela National Forest Office

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Ryan Dobbins with improvements by Robin Bruns
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  4.4 from 7 votes

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#1

in Tea Creek Trail System

#154

in West Virginia

#7,199

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Jun 2, 2021
masonstevens95
Punchy climb to start, enduro Rock garden on the peak, then a crazy fast XC descent — 0h 30m
Nov 9, 2020
William Lanehart
Rode down from from Little Laurel Overlook to Campground. Easy to follow. 0.2 mi of rock garden challenging. Off as much as on. Dry. Lots of leaves 4.5mi — 1h 30m
Oct 4, 2020
Alex Makowicki
Rode Tea Creak to Gauley headwaters trail, about 7 miles. Things are drying out nicely and the trail is easy to follow despite the fallen leaves. 7.2mi — 1h 35m
Jun 15, 2019
Jeff Fischer
Jul 27, 2018
Jeff Erickson
So fun. 4.6mi

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