Hiking
19-25 hours
Hard
Prince William Forest Park, located in Triangle, Virginia, offers visitors a serene escape into nature. This expansive park is a treasure trove of vibrant forests, tranquil streams, and diverse ecosystems. It's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts wishing to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of northern Virginia.
The park is home to over 37 miles of tranquil hiking trails and pristine streams perfect for a refreshing pause. Its lush greenery provides a picturesque setting for picnics and wildlife viewing, with opportunities to spot deer, birds, and other native animals. Notably, the park contains the largest protected natural area in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan region, providing diverse habitats and scenic landscapes.
The historical Civilian Conservation Corps cabins, nestled amidst the tall trees, offer a glimpse into the past. Originally built to provide jobs during the Great Depression, these cabins add a unique historical dimension to the park's offerings.
Discover the wonders of Prince William Forest Park for yourself—an oasis of tranquility near the bustling capital city.
Prince William Forest Park - Prince William Forest Park
Prince William Forest Park in Prince William Forest Park
Coordinates: 38.5854, -77.3842
Hiking
Spring and Fall
Triangle, VA
Family-Friendly
Prince William Forest Park
Not Accessible
Cell service available
Varies by season, check forecast
Best to visit in dry conditions
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with significant outdoor experience. Best for experienced adventurers.