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Turn right and continue the climb following purple blazes. The fire road will eventually come to an end at a steep singletrack drop to the Mudhole Gap Trail. Turn right at the T intersection to continue following purple blazes. Mudhole gap is a rocky doubletrack with several stream crossings leading west to Powell's Fort, a historic CCC camp.

After crossing a wider creek, you'll pop out into a small parking area and a gravel road, F This is the center point of the figure 8. If you need drinking water, there is a piped spring a few hundred meters to the right on the road, right next to the gate. Turn left on F After 2. Turn right onto Mine Mountain Rd. It is also gravel. Climb on Mine Mountain Rd for 2. Woodstock Tower Rd will climb up to the ridge in less than a mile.

Once at the top you can optionally follow the singletrack spur trail a few hundred meters to the South to check out the views from a fire tower. From the top of Woodstock Tower Rd, continue over the top and start descending the other side, but only for meters or so.

There is a small parking area and a wooden sign with orange blazes on your right marking the entrance to the Massanutten trail that follows the ridge line. It is easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. The ridge is all singletrack and very rocky. Continue following the orange blazes until you descend back down to fire road F Make a left on the gravel F66 fire road. You are back in the center of the "figure 8" and you'll pass by the Mudhole gap parking area from earlier.

There is water available from a piped spring as you go around a gate. Also check out short Interpretive Trails. Parking is available at the Elizabeth Furnace day-use picnic grounds. Established in the s as an alternate route for the Appalachian Trail, the Tuscarora Trail is a mile trail that passes through the Ridge and Valley Appalachians of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. The yellow highlight is used to illustrate the recommended route.

Pass a pavilion on the left across the meadow to the post. Cross the bridge and go right at the junction when Shawl Gap the Trail yellow goes straight and Buzzard Rocks Trail white goes left. Follow Passage Creek and go right at junction following sign when unblazed trail continues.

Pass an unblazed trail on the left to return to parking. Optionally, take the 0. Signs describe the furnace community and the 19th century pig iron industry, while the trail passes the remains of Elizabeth Furnace. Optionally, take the half-mile self-guided Charcoal Interpretive Trail. Signs describe charcoaling, the lives of the workers and the impact to the forestry industry, as a companion to the pig iron industry.

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