Connector Trail from AT to Appalachian Trail Visitor Center — Attraction in Harpers Ferry

Seriously one of the most beautiful places to visit if ur looking for outdoor fun. Lots of shade...easy to see trails...markers all along the way... little beaches thruout thr trail...to get into the water awhile n cool off... qnd lots of historical landmarks with plaques to explain the scenery or surroundings. Beautiful all the way around. And hotels near by within walking distance... as well as downtown old harpers ferry for touring and shopping and eating. I grew up here and have been going my whole life. I highly recommend if ur looking for a days or weekend hike with the family... or get away with ur sig other... or by urskef... either...

As part of the Appalachian Trail, this portion is accessible either from Rt. 340 or from historical Harpers Ferry. If visiting downtown and wanting a short hiking experience with a few worthwhile historical sites, the Connector Trail is more than ideal. Along this short path, the town church, cemetery, historical church ruins, and Jefferson Rock attraction will be passed.

Generally, this path is accommodating to novice hikers. The path itself is narrow with some moments of steep elevation. It should also be said that some specific spots require climbing more so than stepping, such as utilizing large rocks to...

Found this trail as I was hiking on the AT back to my car. The Potomac Heritage Trail branches off the AT going to the left downhill. Alternate route down to the road. Steep, with loose gravel. Wear sturdy footwear...and hiking...