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Tinker Ridge/Hay Rock Overlook Trail

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The Tinker Ridge/Hay Rock Overlook Trail provides some of the most breathtaking views of Carvins Cove Reservoir and the surrounding Roanoke Valley. The trail crosses Tinker Creek as well as the Appalachian Trail.

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  • Directions: From I-81, take Exit 150B. After the exit, follow Rt. 220N toward Fincastle. After turning on 220, you will see a Park & Ride lot almost immediately on your left. This lot is where you park for hiking on the trail.
  • Major Access Routes: I-81, US 220
Recreation
  • Difficulty Level: Moderate-Difficult
  • Distance in Miles - Round Trip: 8
  • Friday Hours: Open
  • Monday Hours: Open
  • Saturday Hours: Open
  • Sunday Hours: Open
  • Thursday Hours: Open
  • Tuesday Hours: Open
  • Wednesday Hours: Open
Driving Distances
  • Atlanta
    430 miles
  • Baltimore
    281 miles
  • Charleston, WV
    180 miles
  • Charlotte
    194 miles
  • Columbia
    284 miles
  • Greensboro
    104 miles
  • Lexington
    356 miles
  • Pittsburgh
    340 miles
  • Raleigh
    167 miles
  • Richmond
    164 miles
  • Virginia Beach
    295 miles
  • Washington, DC
    251 miles
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