Name: Blue Trail Loop
Rating: 4.0

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Persons age 16 and over require a Virginia State Forest Use Permit to do anything other than walk/hike on the tails. It can be purchased through Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries (DGIF).

Description

Conway Robinson is a small state forest in the Gainesville area. It is a multi-use trail system that consist of an outer Blue Trail that is 3.2 miles with other loops crisscrossing through the center. Most of the system is beginner to intermediate terrain. There are some rocky and root section with a few creek crossings and log jumps. The orange trail is the most technical. It has some gnarly rock gardens, log jumps, and a couple of short steep climbs. If you ride here you'll encounter dog walkers, trail runners, and occasional equestrians. Since the trail is multi-directional you can put little loops together to gain some miles.