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Devil's Marbleyard

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Located within the scenic expanse of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests near Roanoke, Virginia, Devil's Marbleyard offers unparalleled hiking experiences amidst stunning natural landscapes. This geological wonder features a vast field of massive granite boulders, providing an exhilarating challenge for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Traversing the rugged terrain of Devil's Marbleyard rewards hikers with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. With trails ranging from leisurely strolls to challenging ascents, adventurers can explore this captivating destination at their own pace.

Devil's Marbleyard's accessibility from Roanoke and Natural Bridge makes it an ideal destination for day trips or weekend getaways. Whether embarking on a solo adventure or enjoying a family outing, this captivating hiking destination promises an unforgettable outdoor experience filled with natural wonder and exploration. Plan your visit to Devil's Marbleyard today to discover its untamed beauty and thrilling hiking opportunities.

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  • Directions: To reach the parking area for the Belfast Trail, take Virginia 130 from I-81 to Natural Bridge Station. Turn south on Virginia 759. Follow 759 about three miles before turning left on 781. The well marked parking area is about 1.3 miles down Virginia 781. Detailed maps of the area, including other trails and routes, are available at the Glenwood Ranger District headquarters, northwest of Natural Bridge Station on Virginia 130.
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  • Difficulty Level: Moderate-Difficult
  • Distance in Miles - Round Trip: 3
  • Friday Hours: Open
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  • Wednesday Hours: Open