Seneca Creek Backcountry Permits
A network of linked trails below Spruce Knob and Seneca Rocks in West Virginia's Monongahela National Forest, built around the Seneca Creek Trail.
All Permits
Select a permit to see its dates, requirements, and how it is issued
Seneca Creek Backcountry permit
A backcountry network below Spruce Knob and Seneca Rocks, built around the 5-mile Seneca Creek Trail (TR515). Backpackers link it with the Lumberjack, Huckleberry, and Bear Hunter trails for a longer loop. No permit; dispersed camping is free and first-come.
Other Long Trails Areas
Explore more wilderness permits in the region
Seneca Creek Backcountry Permit FAQ
What permits are required for Seneca Creek Backcountry?
Seneca Creek Backcountry requires permits for various activities including Seneca Creek Backcountry. Each permit has different requirements and booking processes.
How do I get a permit for Seneca Creek Backcountry?
Permits for Seneca Creek Backcountry are available through Walk-Up systems.
When should I apply for Seneca Creek Backcountry permits?
Timing varies by permit type, and none of the Seneca Creek Backcountry permits below is released on a dated online calendar we can scan. Check each permit for how it is issued and when its season runs.