To ride Red Run (extremely technical, difficult, wilderness type trail), leave the overlook and ride east of Rt.150 for 1/4 mile and take Gauley Mountain Trail for 3 miles to the junction of Red Run. Go left onto Red Run and make your way down the mountain through everything a mountain can throw at you and a little man made stuff tooo. Once at the bottom of the 2.5 mile Red Run, go left (actually straight through) onto Right Fork Trail. Follow Right Fork till you come to an intersection with a sign showing Right Fork Connector. Do not go straight through on the Connector, it hasn't been used for years and is extremely overgrown. Go right at this point and make a short steep climb into a beautiful meadow on top the mountain. The sign at that turn will have HSH150 on it, meaning Highland Scenic Highway 150. Ride for about 1/4 mile through the meadow which comes out directly across from Little Laurel Overlook.
If you want to add more to this ride, you can turn to the right up Tea Creek Mtn. Trail just before you reach the road. If you have a vehicle parked at Tea Creek Campground you can ride down Tea Creek Mtn. Trail and shuttle back to Little Laurel Overlook.
This trail is only 2.5 miles long and runs between Gauley Mountain Trail and Right Fork Trail off the Highland Scenic Hwy. Rt.150 in Pocahontas County WV, a few miles south of Slatyfork and 8 miles north of Marlinton, WV. Take Rt.219 south from Elkins or North From Marlinton and get on Rt.150. If you come across Rt.39 from Summersville, through Richwood, turn onto Rt.150 at the Cranberry Visitors Center. Go to Little Laurel Overlook near the top of Gauley Mountain and park there.
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