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Meadow River Rail Trail Phase I to open Oct. 13

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MEADOW RIVER W.Va. (Hinton News) – According to a recent announcement, Phase I of the Meadow River Rail Trail is opening on Friday, Oct. 13. The section stretches from the trailhead near the Nallan post office to the large bridge near Burdette’s Creek.

The announcement further states that the trail will only be open to nonmotorized uses. Additionally, all individuals traveling on the trail are asked to remain on the trail surface. The reason for this is that the areas surrounding the trail are private property.

Project developers wish to remind trail users that they have no control over the motorized use restriction.

To keep up with the Meadow River Rail Trail project, follow the Facebook page @Meadow River Rail Trail.

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