Trail Town: Seebert, WV
Seebert, WV, is a charming riverside community nestled along the Greenbrier River in Pocahontas County. Steeped in history, this small yet significant town has long served as a hub for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the region’s natural beauty. Once a thriving stop along the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Seebert played a role in the timber and railroad industries that shaped much of West Virginia’s past. Today, it retains its quiet, rustic charm while offering modern adventurers access to some of the state’s most scenic landscapes.
Located along the renowned Greenbrier River Trail, Seebert is a popular access point for hikers, cyclists, and paddlers looking to explore the 78-mile rail-trail that winds through the Greenbrier Valley. The town is also known as the gateway to Watoga State Park, West Virginia’s largest state park, which spans over 10,000 acres of rugged wilderness, pristine forests, and abundant wildlife. With its prime location, Seebert offers a perfect starting point for those seeking outdoor adventure, whether it's biking the trail, fishing in the Greenbrier River, or venturing into the breathtaking landscapes of Watoga.
Trail Information
The Greenbrier River Trail rolls through this sleepy little town in rural West Virginia. To say there are not many aminites here would be an understatment. There is one store in the town and a bridge that gives you access to the Watoga State Park. Check out the Interactive map to get a lay of the land and plan accordingly!
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Lodging
Visitors are encouraged to explore Airbnb or VRBO. There are some known cabin options along the trail close to Seebert. Don't forget there are plenty of spots to camp on the trail.
Pocahontas County keeps a great list of possible lodging options. Follow the link below.
Dining
PLEASE NOTE: Part of the beauty of the trail is how rural and in nature you are. South of Marlinton, the dining options are limited, to say the least. Please plan accordingly.
There is one known place to eat in Seebert. See the interactive map to help plan for this situation.
In addition, Pocohantas County shares many dining options in the county at the link below:
Things to do
Watoga State Park and Droop Mountian Battlefield State Parks are just some of the nearby attractions, not to mention the trail and the river!
Check out the link below for things to do in Pocohantas County.