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Midland Trail map

The Midland Trail has been a National Scenic Byway since 2000, named for its recreational qualities: about 113 miles in West Virginia. It meets 12 highways, among them I-64, I-77 and US 19. Towns along it: Charleston, Lewisburg and Fayetteville.

Open the map (PDF, US Letter)
Midland Trail map, National Scenic Byway, West Virginia: page one of the printable sheet, with the route, the towns along it and the highways it meets on a lettered grid.

Highways it meets

Each highway it meets and the grid squares where they meet.

  • US 60A2
  • WV 114A2
  • I-64A2
  • I-77A2
  • WV 6B3
  • WV 16C3
  • US 19C3
  • WV 41D4
  • WV 20D4
  • WV 12E5
  • US 219F5
  • WV 63F5

Towns along the Midland Trail

In mile order, with the grid square of each.

  • Charlestonmile 0, A2
  • Coal Forkmile 4, A2
  • Maldenmile 5, A2
  • Randmile 6, A2
  • Dupont Citymile 8, A2
  • Marmetmile 9, A2
  • Bellemile 10, A2
  • Shrewsburymile 17, A3
  • East Bankmile 18, A3
  • Cedar Grovemile 20, B3
  • Glasgowmile 20, B3
  • Hollygrovemile 21, B3
  • Prattmile 23, B3
  • Handleymile 23, B3
  • Montgomerymile 27, B3
  • Smithersmile 29, B3
  • Boomermile 31, B3
  • Kimberlymile 31, B3
  • Falls Viewmile 33, B3
  • Charlton Heightsmile 35, B3
  • Glen Ferrismile 37, B3
  • Gauley Bridgemile 38, B3
  • Fayettevillemile 44, C3
  • Anstedmile 45, C3
  • Hicomile 51, C3
  • Rainellemile 72, D4
  • Rupertmile 79, E4
  • Lewisburgmile 102, F5
  • Fairleamile 102, F5
  • White Sulphur Springsmile 113, F5

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