Iron Mountain Trail - North

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Trail Name Iron Mountain Trail - North
Nearest City Damascus
State Virginia
Trail Marking {{{Marking}}}
Trail Use/Features Dnr hiking.png Dnr bike.png Dnr dog.png Dnr camp.png Dnr horse.png Dnr shelter.png
Difficulty Rating Hard
Hiking Time 18+"+" is not declared as a valid unit of measurement for this property.
Distance, round-trip 2424 mi <br />38.624 km <br />
Climb/Descent Elevation 600-700"-700" is not declared as a valid unit of measurement for this property. / {{{Elevation Loss}}}"{{{Elevation Loss}}}" is not a number.
High Point 4,6264,626 Feet <br />1,542 Yards <br />1,410.005 Meters <br />
Nearest Medical Abingdon, VA
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How to get there

Southern access is from Beartree Recreation Area, such as Lum Trail, which begins at the Chimpmunk Loop of the camground. (Note: Campground gate only open 7AM to 10PM during April 15 through October.)

From Damascus, VA:

  1. Head east out of town on US-58 for just under eight miles.
  2. Turn left/north onto Beartree Gap Road and drive around three miles to campground.
  3. Parking areas at each trailhead.

GPS address for Bear Tree Recreation Area is 20993 Beartree Gap Road, Damascus, VA 24236.

Route Description

Typical Conditions

Iron Mountain Trail in Virginia is located in Mount Rogers National Recreation Area.

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Misc. Information

Maps

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(G) trailhead (G) access point (G) access point (G) access point (G) Damascus trailhead (F) 36.637777, -81.713251 Saunders Shelter (F) 36.663040, -81.707572 Sandy Flats Shelter (A) Parking (A) AT </googlemap>

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