The West Liberty Campus Woods trails include 2 miles of cleared trails in the Campus Woods property of the campus. The trails may be accessed from the Commons area of campus or off Weidman Run Road.
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Trails may be accessed at your own risk.
- The WLU trails are unsupervised. All visitors are responsible for their own safety. WLU is not responsible for injuries, damages, or theft.
- Always carry sufficient water and wear appropriate clothing, protective gear, and footwear.
- Be aware of natural hazards (dead trees, wildlife, rocks, running water, etc.).
- In case of emergency, dial 9-1-1. Trails are accessible from Weidman Run Road and Residence Drive.
Trail Rules
- No new trails are to be blazed, cut or otherwise established.
- Pets must be leashed at all times. Please clean up after your pet.
- Hunting, trapping, fishing, retrieval and gathering activities are not allowed.
- Removal or destruction of any object (plant, animal, rock or artifact) is prohibited.
- Possession or consumption of drugs or alcoholic beverages is not allowed on the trails.
- Camping is not permitted on the trails.
- No fires are allowed on the trails without authorization.
- Fireworks are prohibited on the trails.
- Unauthorized weapons are prohibited on the trails.
- No motorized vehicles of any kind are permitted on the trails.
- Trails are accessible from dawn until dusk daily, year-round.
Leave No Trace
West Liberty University follows the Seven Principles of Leave No Trace:
- Plan ahead and prepare – Know and follow the above rules, plan appropriately for the weather, hazards, and emergencies, use a map and a compass if necessary.
- Travel on durable surfaces – Stay on the trails; stepping off could hurt the plants and could be dangerous.
- Dispose of waste properly – Keep the outdoors clean and beautiful; take any trash with you.
- Leave what you find – Enjoy the trails but leave any plants, rocks, and wildlife as you find them; take only pictures.
- Minimize the risk of a forest fire – No smoking or fires on the trails.
- Respect wildlife – Observe wildlife from an appropriate distance; do not approach or follow wildlife; do not attempt to feed wildlife; control pets at all times or leave them at home.
- Be considerate of others – Share the trails and be courteous; yield to other visitors when necessary.