13Bear Rocks, West Virginia
You should be ready to hike a relatively short distance to get to this cool campground. The further out you set up camp, the more secluded you will be there. Travelers who have been there say that camping in this place is like being in the Canadian wilds because of its location on a high-altitude plateau, complete with boulders and grassy meadows. Of course, the difference here is you can see the impressive Allegheny Mountains in the distance. It’s a truly breathtaking view. If you decide to hike the entire nearly 12-mile trail, you’ll have your choice of several backcountry sites and established campgrounds along the hike.
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[…] The last “best hike” here is this strenuous, 14.8-mile loop trek that requires seven to nine hours to complete. Your journey begins at the North Shore Trailhead conveniently close to Two Medicine Campground. Head towards Pitamakan Pass, circle ‘round Rising Wolf Mountain, and cross the narrow ridge known as “the Saddle.” Pass Dawson Pass ‘til you reach Two Medicine Lake. You can grab a shuttle back to the campground. […]