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Seneca Rocks South Peak — Attraction in Franklin

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Seneca Rocks South Peak
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Seneca Rocks, WV
Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
Seneca Rocks Observation deck
Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
Seneca Rocks Trailhead
Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
Nearby restaurants
Front Porch Restaurant
Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
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Yokum's Vacationland
23787 Mountaineer Dr, Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
Yokum's Store and Motel
23787 Mountaineer Dr, Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
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Seneca Rocks South Peak

Western, Seneca Rocks, WV 26884
4.9(78)
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attractions: Seneca Rocks, WV, Seneca Rocks Observation deck, Seneca Rocks Trailhead, restaurants: Front Porch Restaurant
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Nearby attractions of Seneca Rocks South Peak

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Seneca Rocks Observation deck

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Seneca Rocks, WV

4.9

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Open 24 hours
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Seneca Rocks Observation deck

Seneca Rocks Observation deck

4.9

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Open until 12:00 AM
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Seneca Rocks Trailhead

Seneca Rocks Trailhead

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Front Porch Restaurant

Front Porch Restaurant

Front Porch Restaurant

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Open until 9:00 PM
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The RevThe Rev
Such a beautiful area! This Crag is about 900 ft tall and has a roughly 1.7 Mi Trail that leads up to the north side of the rocks. I am not sure if there is a way to get to the South Peak. The trail zig zags so the incline is not too difficult to do. I would call the trail moderate. There are some areas that are dangerous, where you could slip and fall if you were not careful. There is an observation deck by the North Peak. People try to climb the mountain higher than the observation deck but this is strongly discouraged, people have died trying this. The peak is only about 10 ft wide and the winds are strong at that elevation. There are incredible views from the observation deck, you really don't need to try to go any higher.
Andrew MeadorAndrew Meador
Absolutely gorgeous hike, some of the most majestic scenery on the east coast! Enjoyed the 1.5 mile hike from the car up to the observation deck, which was a nice view. You ascend more than 900 feet in elevation, so it can be difficult at times, but it's so worth it. If you're approaching from us33 eastbound, you can turn either right or left to find parking to access this trail.
Nancy BurkettNancy Burkett
Worth the hike up! Mostly gravel path all the way up. Signage along the way describes foliage ans rock formations. The views are amazing! You can even go past the overlook (at your own risk) ans climb out onto the rock ledge. Dogs allowed and watch out for snakes.
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Such a beautiful area! This Crag is about 900 ft tall and has a roughly 1.7 Mi Trail that leads up to the north side of the rocks. I am not sure if there is a way to get to the South Peak. The trail zig zags so the incline is not too difficult to do. I would call the trail moderate. There are some areas that are dangerous, where you could slip and fall if you were not careful. There is an observation deck by the North Peak. People try to climb the mountain higher than the observation deck but this is strongly discouraged, people have died trying this. The peak is only about 10 ft wide and the winds are strong at that elevation. There are incredible views from the observation deck, you really don't need to try to go any higher.
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Absolutely gorgeous hike, some of the most majestic scenery on the east coast! Enjoyed the 1.5 mile hike from the car up to the observation deck, which was a nice view. You ascend more than 900 feet in elevation, so it can be difficult at times, but it's so worth it. If you're approaching from us33 eastbound, you can turn either right or left to find parking to access this trail.
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Worth the hike up! Mostly gravel path all the way up. Signage along the way describes foliage ans rock formations. The views are amazing! You can even go past the overlook (at your own risk) ans climb out onto the rock ledge. Dogs allowed and watch out for snakes.
Nancy Burkett

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3.0
6y

I've seen pictures of this rock formation on promo pieces and was very curious to visited it. There is a 1+ mi trail leading up to the summit with an observation platform. I thought a mile wouldn't be much. After an earlier day's difficult hike, it WAS much. The trails are wide, gravelly, and well maintained. They are also steadily ascending from beginning to end with long switchbacks. Once I arrived at the top, there really wasn't any better vantage point of the rocks. The platform gives you a view of the valley, not the rocks. Bummer. Fortunately, going down was way faster...caught myself jogging at times. I parked in the lower lot behind the visitor's center near the helicopter pad. There's an access road across the creek that leads...

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5.0
6y

I came here on a retreat with my second degree black belt class and must say If you ever get a chance and you like climbing and/or hiking you must come here it's an incredible experience. The view from the top is amazing; it's so high up! If you hike to the top expect a hike of around one mile winding back and forth up the mountain. One you arrive at the top you will be amazed. There is a wooden deck that serves as an observation deck to your right and if you continue straight you can go out on to the rocks themselves but be aware that you will be scaling a ragged rocky edge less than ten feet wide but if you ate vonfortanvke with this the view from the rocks is even better than from the observation deck. I would without hesitation recommend...

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2y

Such a beautiful area! This Crag is about 900 ft tall and has a roughly 1.7 Mi Trail that leads up to the north side of the rocks. I am not sure if there is a way to get to the South Peak. The trail zig zags so the incline is not too difficult to do. I would call the trail moderate. There are some areas that are dangerous, where you could slip and fall if you were not careful. There is an observation deck by the North Peak. People try to climb the mountain higher than the observation deck but this is strongly discouraged, people have died trying this. The peak is only about 10 ft wide and the winds are strong at that elevation. There are incredible views from the observation deck, you really don't need to try to...

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