Mau-Har Trail
Three-mile Mau-Har connector through the Three Ridges Wilderness linking with the Appalachian Trail past cascades, rock scrambles, and shelters.
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The Mau-Har Trail is a scenic backcountry hiking route in the George Washington National Forest, known for its waterfalls, stream crossings, and forested mountain terrain.
The trail is often used as part of a loop hike that includes the nearby Appalachian Trail.
Overview
The Mau-Har Trail is a scenic backcountry hiking route in the George Washington National Forest, known for its waterfalls, stream crossings, and forested mountain terrain.
The trail is often used as part of a loop hike that includes the nearby Appalachian Trail.
Trail Experience
The Mau-Har Trail is approximately 3 miles one way and is considered moderate to strenuous. The route follows a creek corridor with multiple stream crossings and includes steady elevation change.
Footing can be rocky and uneven, particularly after rain.
Safety Information
Stream crossings may be difficult during periods of high water. Visitors should use caution, especially after heavy rainfall.
Because this is a backcountry trail, preparation and navigation awareness are important.
Planning Your Visit
Hikers should carry sufficient water, wear sturdy footwear, and allow adequate time for the hike. Checking weather conditions before starting is strongly recommended.
