Chief Logan State Park offers a variety of trails to walk, stroll or hike. Some are easy and some are a challenge, just as Backbone or Wild Turkey trails.
Distance: 3 miles. Walking time: 2 hours. Rating: Moderate.
The starting point is near the park office.
Distance: 2.2 miles. Walking time: 1 hour. Rating: Moderate.
The starting point is across from shelter 1. The trail has a short but very steep climb.
Distance: 1.1 miles. Walking time: 45 minutes. Rating: Easy.
The starting point is near the park office. The trail begins with a short climb and levels off.
Distance: 1 miles. Walking time: 45 minutes. Rating: Moderate.
This trail starts in the campground behind campsite 2. The trail follows amine tram road passing old mine openings and a tipple site. Because of steep drops children should not take this trail unsupervised.
Distance: 1 mile. Walking time: 45 minutes. Rating: Easy.
The starting point for this trail is across from the multipurpose building and
has a series of exercise stations along it.
Distance: 1.1 miles. Walking time: 1 hour. Rating: Difficult.
The starting point is at the head of Mud Lick Hollow. On this trail you may see the endangered wildflower species the Guyandotte beauty blooming in May. Abandoned coal mines also may be seen.
Distance: 1.1 miles. Walking time: 45 minutes. Rating: Easy.
The starting point is at the lower end of the lake. Many spring wildflowers
may be seen along the trail.
Distance: .5 miles. Walking time: 30 minutes. Rating: Easy.
The starting point for this trail is at the amphitheater. It is a great location
for viewing spring wildflowers.
Distance: .75 miles. Walking time: 45 minutes. Rating: Moderate.
This trail begins at the first bridge on the left above the park office and makes a loop. In the rainy season, it is possible to see a small natural waterfall.
Distance: 6 miles. Walking time: 3 hours. Rating: Moderate.
The Wilderness Trail begins at the campground. It is mostly easy walking, but due to the length of this trail it is considered moderate.
Distance: 1.3 miles. Walking time: 40 minutes (one direction). Rating: Moderate.
This trail follows an old timber road and intersects with the Wilderness Trail. The trail begins between campsites 16 and 17 and ends at the water tank near the conference center. Funding to construct this trail was donated by the National Wild Turkey Federation.
Distance: 2.3 miles. Walking time: 1.5 hours. Rating: Easy.
The starting point is at the first parking area on the right after passing the
park office. This is a trail where many spring wildflowers may be seen.
Please remember, “Leave no trace.”
