West Virginia’s Greenbrier River Trail Fully-Supported Bike Tour

Nestled in West Virginia, the Greenbrier River Trail stretches for 78 miles, earning recognition as one of the state’s longest rail trails. This historical trail boasts prestigious titles, including Millennium Legacy Trail, National Recreation Trail, and a spot in the National Rails to Trails Conservancy Hall of Fame. With 35 charming bridges and two captivating tunnels—Droop Mountain Tunnel and Sharps Tunnel—this trail traces the former Chesapeake and Ohio railway’s path from the early 1900s to 1970.

Cass Scenic Railroad State Park serves as the trail’s starting point for our tour. Take a glimpse into regional history as the town offers a scenic railroad experience, the Railroad Museum, the Cass Company Store, and an authentic company town.

The northern section of the trail reside within a National Radio Quiet Zone surrounding the Greenbank Observatory, offering a serene escape with limited cell service. You’ll have a chance to visit the renowned Observatory during this bike tour to witness the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope and hub of astrophysical discoveries. Its truly a unique experience.

Explore the Greenbrier River Trail and immerse yourself in its historical, natural and scientific wonders, all within the beauty of West Virginia’s landscape. This tour is fully supported and guided with most meals and all lodging included. Additional departure dates are available. Please click on Official Website and/or see Contact Information to get more information.