Cumberland State Forest Multiuse Trail is a 8.8 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Cumberland, Virginia that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, camping, and birding and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Dogs on leash
Camping
Hiking
Walking
Bird watching
Forest
Views
Wild flowers
Wildlife
Blowdown
Sat Apr 18 2020A nice walk in the woods.
Sun Oct 27 2019Poorly maintained and poorly marked. This is to be expected in most state parks with longer trails. I recommend gps or having a map to help guide you.
Sun Mar 31 2019The trail was very hard to find and lots of the trail had been logged which made it ugly. Would not go again until trees grow back. We also hiked the Coffey Trail and it was bad. Trail at start was well marked but halfway it just stops. It’s a no go for sure and had nothing to look at till the end.
Tue Mar 19 2019Easy walk around the lake. Stopped by at beaver dam. Tiny buds starting to form on the trees.
Thu Oct 13 2016I did 11.3 miles. Really easy to moderate trail. I did the cmt to the wrt back to cmt!!! Had fun!!
Tue Apr 19 2016My feet are still sore but we hiked for two more days after.
Tue Apr 19 2016It was nice, but way too long for the punch line.
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