Washington Heritage Trail
Places to Visit

  • Paw Paw Tunnel

    Paw Paw Tunnel (MD)

    The Paw Paw tunnel is a 3,118 foot tunnel through Sorrel Ridge.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Located in Maryland just outside of Paw Paw.

  • Appalachian National Scenic Trail (WV)

    The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a 2,174-mile footpath along the ridgecrests and across the major valleys of the Appalachian Mountains from Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in northern Georgia.

    Location:

    Runs from Georgia to Maine

  • Beall Air (WV)

    Beall Air is one of seven homes in the Eastern Panhandle associated with the Washington family.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    The house is located just off of the Trail on CR 24.

  • Belle Boyd House

    Belle Boyd House (WV)

    The Belle Boyd House was built in 1853 by Ben Boyd, father of the notorious Civil War spy Isabella (Belle) Boyd.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Located at 126 East Race Street in Martinsburg.

  • Berkeley Springs State Park

    Berkeley Springs State Park (WV)

    Maintained as a village green since the time of George Washington, these springs are now a state park.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Berkeley Springs, West Virginia

  • Berkeley Springs (Town of Bath)

    Berkeley Springs (Town of Bath) (WV)

    The Town of Bath was established in 1776 but had been a favorite of Native Americans and colonists well before then.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Located on WV 9 and US 522

  • B&O Roundhouse & Station Complex

    B&O Roundhouse & Station Complex (WV)

    This historic railroad station is great place to find info on the byway. Control of the rails was a strategic issue during the Civil War. Much of the roundhouse was destroyed by Stonewall Jackson and his troops.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Located in Martinsburg at the intersection of East Martin Street and Roundhouse Drive.

  • Cacapon River (WV)

    The Cacapon River, a designated West Virginia Wild and Scenic River, winds through the western end of Morgan County.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Located along WV route 9.

  • Cacapon River Views

    Cacapon River Views (WV)

    The geological forces that shaped Cacapon Mountain are readily apparent in the rock outcrops that lie along the east side of SR 9.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    The river can be viewed qhile driving SR 9.

  • Cacapon State Park

    Cacapon State Park (WV)

    The Cacapon Mountains run north-south through Morgan County, and 6,000 acres of Cacapon Mountain itself are publically owned as Cacapon State Park.

    Distance from byway: On the byway
    Directions:

    Located along U.S. 522.