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Rhododendron Trail in Fayette County, West Virginia

Rhododendron Trail in Fayette County is an unpaved service road (private). It crosses Milburn Road and ends in a cul-de-sac. Rhododendron Trail also exists in Marion County, Monongalia County, Tucker County and Summers County.

Road Type
service road
Legend

Streets nearby

Gordon Road
Stover Cemetery
0.2 mi
Maple Street
0.3 mi
Okey L. Patteson Road
Lick Fork, Mossy
0.3 mi
Spencer Road
0.5 mi
West Virginia Turnpike
Lively Cemetery, Toll Plaza "B", Coalfield, Wriston Cemetery
0.7 mi
Milburn Road
East Kingston
0.7 mi
Kincaid Road
1.0 mi
Morris Branch Road
1.1 mi
Stover Road
1.2 mi
Paint Creek Cutoff
1.8 mi
Nettie Lane
2.2 mi
Smith Ranch Road
2.3 mi
Lick Fork Road
Mossy Church
2.7 mi
Petes Way
3.0 mi
Town Creek Road
3.1 mi
Plum Orchard
3.1 mi
Johnson Bridge
3.2 mi
Johnson Branch Road
3.3 mi
Williams Road
3.4 mi
Camp Branch Road
3.5 mi
Tipple Lane Road
3.5 mi
Horse Shoe Lane
3.6 mi
Pax Tripple Road
Long Branch
3.6 mi
Delta Road 78
3.6 mi
Coyote Drive
3.6 mi
Casey Road
3.7 mi
Ingram Branch Road
3.7 mi
Hidden Lane
3.8 mi
Horse Creek Road
3.8 mi
Shotgun Hollow Road
3.8 mi
Mary Murray Road
3.9 mi
Norfolk and Western Railway
3.9 mi
Burnside Drive
4.0 mi
Tohnny Way
4.0 mi
Holly Lane
4.0 mi
Long Branch Road
4.2 mi
Easy Street
4.2 mi
Coal River Mountain Road
4.2 mi
Deepwater Mountain Road
Robson, North Page, Ingram Branch, Lick Fork, Hamilton, Loop Creek Church, Ed's Country Store, Kincaid Post Office, Deep Water
4.2 mi
Johnson Cemetery Road
Johnson Cemetery
4.3 mi
Kingston Road
4.3 mi
Main Street
Pax, Long Branch Church
4.4 mi
Millstone Circle
4.4 mi
Dogwood Lane
4.4 mi

Dams nearby

Fayette County Lake Number One Dam
3.6 mi

Railways nearby

Princeton-Deepwater District
3.0 mi

Rivers nearby

Paint Creek
2.1 mi

Other nearby

New Hope Substation
3.1 mi
Kincaid Substation
4.0 mi