Langes Run Trail

Dogs Leashed

Features Wildlife

Keep your eyes open for roots and muddy sections. It's easy to trip if you're not careful here. Also, remember that this is a bridle trail and horses get the right of way. If you see a horse, do not run past it. Slow down and ask the rider if you can walk by or if you need to step off the trail.

This is a multi-use section of trail in the CVNP, and hikers, trail runners, snowshoe enthusiasts, and equestrians all get major use of the trail system here. The trail is irregular, somewhat “mixed-media," with gravel, clay, dirt, hills, and slopes, and is somewhat narrow in spots. Be sure to yield to bridal-equestrian traffic: they have the right of way! What’s more, irregular trails and changing elevation offers a moderate challenge that vary with weather and various seasonal conditions.

Hikers, runners, snowshoe fans, horseback riders and the like are bound to love the adaptable, multipurpose terrain here. This trail system has a tendency to never be the same twice. Several visits can yield completely different traction experiences.