Trail B at Ashe County Park is in the park’s expansion area, with its own entrance right next to the main one. After turning in, follow the short gravel road to a parking lot by the playground and covered picnic area. You’ll find a trail map near the path to the picnic area that shows all three hiking trails, named Trails A, B, and C.
Trail B, marked with green blazes, is a gravel path about 0.15 miles long. It connects two sections of Trail A and is mostly flat, making it an easy walk. Trail B is a good choice if you want to reach Trail C without covering more of Trail A, or if you prefer not to walk down the gravel road to the parking lot, which is what Trail A requires.
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