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Highland Trail in Greenbrier County, West Virginia

Highland Trail in Greenbrier County is a two-lane, asphalted main road. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses River View Road, Fort Spring Estate Subdivision Road, Old Alderson Road, Fort Spring Pike Road, Muddy Creek Mtn Road, Davis Stuart Road and Hillcrest Drive. It ends in a cul-de-sac. This street is part of the highway "63".

Road Type
main road
Lanes
2
Route
east-west
Legend

Streets nearby

Muddy Creek Mtn Road
Janes Chapel, Palestine, Alderson Church
0.6 mi
Fort Spring Pike Road
0.7 mi
John Perry Lane
Fort Spring
0.8 mi
Aspen Drive
0.8 mi
Snowflake Road
0.9 mi
Fort Spring Pike
0.9 mi
Old Alderson Road
0.9 mi
Crossover Road
0.9 mi
Old C&O Road
Fort Spring Post Office
0.9 mi
John Foeren Way
1.0 mi
Fort Spring-Low Gap
Hanger Cemetery
1.0 mi
River View Road
1.2 mi
Fort Spring Estate Subdivision Road
1.2 mi
Rocky Point Turnpike
1.5 mi
Creek 62/1
1.8 mi
Briar Kroll Road
1.8 mi
Bailard Drive
2.0 mi
Coffman Cemetery Road
2.2 mi
Davis Stuart Road
2.2 mi
Brier Hill Lane
2.3 mi
Mount Vernon Road
2.3 mi
Totem Circle
2.4 mi
Hillcrest Drive
2.5 mi
Windy Mouth Way
2.6 mi
Ketron Church Road
Ketron Church
2.7 mi
Valley Drive
2.8 mi
Grandview Drive
2.8 mi
Longan Acre Road
2.8 mi
Circle Drive
2.8 mi
Sampson Road
2.9 mi
Fort Springs Sinks Grove Road
2.9 mi
Blake Avenue
2.9 mi
Walker Lane
2.9 mi
Rockland Road
Rockland
2.9 mi
Sam Anderson Road
3.0 mi
Pocahontas Avenue
Trinity United Methodist Church
3.0 mi
West Main Street
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Ronceverte Baptist Church, Ronceverte Church of the Nazarene
3.1 mi
Old Fort Springs Road
3.1 mi
Matthews Road
3.2 mi
Sellers Street
3.2 mi
Herman Street
3.2 mi
Spring Street
3.2 mi
Hamilton Road
James Memorial Church
3.2 mi
River Road
3.3 mi
Fullen Cemetary Road
3.3 mi

Railways nearby

Alleghany Subdivision
1.0 mi

Ridges nearby

Muddy Creek Mountain
2.8 mi

Rivers nearby

Greenbrier River
2.4 mi

Other nearby

Ronceverte Substation
3.2 mi