A .2 mile, paved, interpretive trail suitable for wheelchairs. Discover the rock with the living skin, an Indian tooth brush, tea trees, a tree finder and much more. Trailhead is to the south of the Massanutten Visitor's Center. Elizabeth Furnace Campgrounds with flush toilets, picnic grounds, historic iron furnace and a 10.2 mile trail to historic Signal Knob . Located along Passage Creek on Route 678, about 25 miles from Route 211, you can see remnants of the bygone iron mining industry.
Many trails radiate from the area.
Pig Iron and Charcoal Trails are the two short loop trails through the area. On the left, going north on Forest Road 274, you'll see the results of one of the largest fires in the history of the George Washington National Forest . Rely on your senses along this .5 mile loop trail for an enjoyable forest experience. The trailhead is about 8 miles from U.S. Route 211 on Forest Road 274. Little Fort Camp and picnic near the meadow of this rustic recreation area on Route 758.