About MUD POND GAP (FT #544) - NRRD
This trail is an old road that leads to Mud Pond, a vernal pool with a diverse habitat for amphibians.Trail Open To:
Hinton, Maryland · Rockingham County · Facility
This trail is an old road that leads to Mud Pond, a vernal pool with a diverse habitat for amphibians.Trail Open To:
This trail is an old road that leads to Mud Pond, a vernal pool with a diverse habitat for amphibians.Trail Open To:
From Harrisonburg, VA: Take SR 33 west for approximately eight miles. Turn left on SR 613 (which becomes SR 731) for five miles until you come to a “T-intersection” with SR 742. Turn right on SR 742 and travel four miles until you intersect with SR 933. Turn left on SR 933 (this becomes FR 225) for five miles. The trail is on your left at the gate.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to MUD POND GAP (FT #544) - NRRD? A few things to know before you go:
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