Hall Spring Road in Pendleton County, West Virginia
Hall Spring Road in Pendleton County is a unpaved dirt road (gravel path). The street has a road width of 3 m. This street is part of the Bicycle route "TransVirginia Bike Route" as well as the Highway "85-2".
- Bicycle
- yes
- Road Type
- dirt road
Streets nearby
Rough Run Road1.4 mi
Rader Mountain Trail1.8 mi
Hall Spring Forest Road1.8 mi
West Side Road2.4 mi
Hottinger Lane2.4 mi
Whites Run Road2.4 mi
Cow Knob Road2.8 mi
Fulk Mountain Lane2.8 mi
Black Lick Mountain Lane2.8 mi
German River Forest Road3.0 mi
Armstrong Lane3.1 mi
Little Dry River Road3.1 mi
Whipporwill Lane3.1 mi
Spencer Lane3.2 mi
Mae Lane3.3 mi
Fulk Mountain Forest Road3.3 mi
Sweedlin Valley RoadOak Flat, Fort Seybert
3.4 mi
Conrad Road3.6 mi
Laurel Wood Lane3.6 mi
Mitchel Knob Road3.7 mi
Corner RoadFame
3.8 mi
Old Mans Run Forest Road4.0 mi
Dams nearby
South Fork Structure Number Nine Dam2.7 mi
South Fork Structure Number 21 Dam3.1 mi
Places of worship nearby
Bethlehem Church3.5 mi
Ridges nearby
Shenandoah Mountain1.7 mi
Smooth Ridge3.1 mi
Streams nearby
Little Laurel Run1.8 mi
Laurel Run2.0 mi
Little Dry River2.5 mi
Low Place Run2.6 mi
Fisher Run3.0 mi
German River3.0 mi
Little Rough Run3.1 mi
Swamp Run3.1 mi
Rough Run3.3 mi
Wagner Run3.3 mi
Sugar Run3.3 mi
Dice Run3.5 mi
Dry River3.6 mi
Stony Run3.7 mi
Miller Spring Run3.8 mi
South Fork Camp Rader Run3.9 mi
Dry Run4.0 mi
North Fork Camp Rader Run4.2 mi
Sand Run4.3 mi
Waters nearby
Dam No. 92.5 mi
Dam No. 213.0 mi
Dam No. 103.6 mi
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Streetcar |
| Bike path | |
| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance bike route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| Pedestrians prohibited |