Jul 26, 2017 — From the Kaymoor Parking Lot, head down a well-traveled trail with staircases to assist in steep sections to the junction with the Kaymoor Miners Trail, where 821 steps lead to the abandoned remains of the Kaymoor Mine. These are some really interesting ruins, and many of them are not even gated off. Head back up the stairs and make a right onto the Kaymoor Trail, which leads along an old forest road until reaching the Wolf Creek Trailhead, where cascades flow through a lush stream filled with boulders, a great spot to hang out for a bit. Walk on the road for a short time and meet up with the Fayetteville Trail, take a short detour onto the Bridge Trail to get a really nice view of the New River Bridge from below, and then follow the Fayetteville Trail back to the Kaymoor Trailhead. On the way I made a nice detour to check out Long Point, a great view point of the New River Gorge Bridge.
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