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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.

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