LeCroy Trail

LeCroy Trail is a 1.8-mile point-to-point line through the Arrowhead hike-and-bike system, from Point O on Kaymoor Road to Point L. The distance is one way, and the route is rated intermediate. It isn’t a loop: retracing the trail makes a 3.6-mile outing, while any alternate return uses other routes in the network. Either choice adds the approach from the shared lot. A hiking time isn’t published; allow about 1 hour 15 minutes for the one-way line itself, then add access and return time.

The tread is only about 20–24 inches wide. From Point O it drops down a hill, then rolls through sweeping turns, tight corners and small rocky patches. A natural rock bridge over a small drainage is the route’s trickiest feature. This is also a mountain-bike trail, so expect to share its narrow line with riders.

At Points K and J, the connector between LeCroy and Dalton runs through a tunnel of rhododendron. The numbered posts matter here: a turn toward Dalton extends the outing beyond LeCroy’s one-way line.

Arrowhead is a stacked-loop trail system built in 2011 with help from more than 1,000 Order of the Arrow volunteers, whose work contributed 78,544 volunteer hours. LeCroy is one of the named routes in that network.