The Warrior Trail is an approximately 67-mile (108 km) historical path and hiking route in southwestern Pennsylvania[1] and the Northern Pandhandle region of West Virginia.
[2] The Warrior Trail roughly follows an old Native American route that dates back at least 5,000 years and is one of the oldest known footpaths in the United States.
[2] The Warrior Trail has been noted for its resemblance to a European pastoral hike as opposed to the rugged forested footpaths common in the northeastern United States.
[4] Walking westbound, the route begins near Greensboro, Pennsylvania at a public park alongside the Monongahela River, and follows mostly high ground through rural Greene County, with no stream crossings and many pastoral vistas.
Most of the route is on rural roads, with occasional segments of footpath, most of which cross private land.