The Inn at Wise

This trail follows the Guest River through a rugged and remote gorge in the Jefferson National Forest. The trail itself is a multi-use trail allowing for walking, jogging, hiking, and biking (gravel surface). Trail passes by numerous small waterfalls and provides fantastic views of rapids along the river, as well as house-sized boulders and massive sandstone cliffs within the gorge. The gorge itself contains an incredible array of wildlife, which may be seen during almost all times of year...

This is a beautiful hike gradually going uphill along a stream. Parts are very rocky along the trail, parts are over grown with several trees down blocking the trail but passable. Users can cross three bridges that are well constructed. The stream is full of beautiful rock formations all along the way. Users recommend checking signs along the trail to see current conditions and temporary trail modifications.

Caution: This swimming hole is prone to flash flooding. For this reason, please do not attempt the trail if the water is above your knees. This trail requires several creek crossings. The road to the trailhead can be rough and is washed out in places. An SUV is recommended to reach the parking lot.

Scenic hike to the Devil's Bathtub, a scoured rock formation within Devil's Fork Creek. Hike follows the creek closely along its entire course, crossing the creek multiple times and passing several scenic swimming holes, rock formations, and waterfalls. This hike continues beyond the Devil's Bathtub, climbing the mountain and returning to the original trailhead. Beyond the Bathtub, however, the trail is much less maintained and may be difficult to follow in some seasons. Overcrowding at the...