Molly S Knob Trail Offers One Of The Most Beautiful Overlooks In Virginia

You don’t have to look far to find a scenic trail in Virginia.

Whether you’re in the mood to meander along the shoreline, or explore a truly unique natural attraction, Virginia’s incredible hiking trails offer a little something for everyone. Today, we’ll explore a trail that leads hikers to a devastatingly gorgeous mountain lookout. Arriving to the top of this mountain path, you may feel like you’re on top of the world. Here’s more on Molly’s Knob Trail in Hungry Mother State Park.

Molly’s Knob Trail is a moderately-difficult 3.4-mile trail located in Hungry Mother State Park.

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The trail offers an escape into the Appalachian Mountains as hikers make their way upwards through the beautiful forest.

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While the climb may be strenuous at times, rest assured that the views are completely worth the effort. Have you ever seen a more picture-perfect lookout than this?

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Relaxing on the overlook’s benches, you’ll be able to enjoy a panoramic view of the mountains that’s gorgeous in any season.

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You’ll also enjoy views of the nearby 108-acre lake, which is another perfect area for all sorts of recreational activities.

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For a less challenging adventure, visitors can take the trail that surrounds the lake.

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There are plenty of campsites available for anyone who wants to spend the night in this gorgeous natural area.

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Ready to find out more? You can visit the official website here for campsite reservations, hiking trail guides, and more.

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Hungry Mother State Park is located at 2854 Park Blvd., Marion, VA 24354. Have you visited this state park recently or ventured up to Molly’s Knob? We’d love to hear about your experiences! For related content, be sure to check out The 10 Scenic Overlooks In Virginia That Will Leave You Breathless.

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We’ll see you out there!

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