Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Crumpler, West Virginia

Trail 68 is a short, quarter-mile connector that links Trail 62 to Trail 76. While it includes a few steep sections with some loose rock and ruts, the overall route remains accessible to most skill…
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Trail 28 is a 5.5-mile easy route that serves as a major connector between the Indian Ridge and Pinnacle Creek trail systems. While generally gradual in grade, the trail has sections that are more rugged,…
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Indian Ridge 12 begins at the Indian Ridge Staging Area. It climbs out from the parking area with a large hairpin switchback and passes a scenic waterfall and several trail intersections. The route winds through…
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Trail 83 is a short connector trail under half a mile long, descending approximately 200 feet in elevation from north to south. It features minor ruts and loose rock along a shelfy path that hugs…
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Trail 18 begins near the official Indian Ridge trailhead, heads south, passes several campsites on a graded gravel road, before continuing past the Ashland Company Store. After crossing the street, the trail officially starts at…
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Trail 16 is a 4.4-mile connector that links the east and west halves of the Indian Ridge Trail System. It's an overall easy route, with minor ruts, loose rock, and some shelfy, narrow sections--especially around…
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Trail P15 is the first trail from the Pocahontas parking lot that will connect riders to the Pocahontas trail system. It's a wide, graded gravel road for 1 mile, featuring big sweeping corners, a gradual…
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This trail offers a wide, smooth ride with gradual inclines, minor ruts, and water bars, making it accessible for a range of skill levels. Throughout the longer route of 5.7 miles, it features large, sweeping…
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Pocahontas 19 spans 2.3 miles and offers an easy, scenic ride beneath powerlines and through a forested corridor of rhododendron, Atlantic white cedars, and eastern white pines. The one-lane dirt road features shallow ruts, with…
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Pocahontas 11 is one of the longer routes in the system at 5.5 miles. The north end includes a short, steep descent, while the rest of the trail follows a gradual path with minimal elevation…
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Trail P12 is a 2-mile route connecting P15 and P13, spanning one end of the trail system to the other. It is very wide and smooth, with minor ruts and small rocks pushed to the…
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Trail 19 is a 5.4-mile route that climbs and descends through a lush, scenic forest. Starting from the north end, it ascends with a series of wide, steep switchbacks with space to maneuver. The trail…
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Pocahontas 16 is an easy, 1.7-mile route with gradual grades, shallow ruts, and a wide path that allows for two-way travel, though riders should remain alert for oncoming traffic. The north end passes a small…
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Trail P14 is a 1.1-mile route that climbs from its south end up to the Overlook at 2,700 feet, continuing past it for a total elevation gain of about 300 feet. The climb is mostly…
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This SxS trail starts directly from the Pocahontas trailhead within the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, and is very easy for the entire 1.8 miles. It features a consistently wide dirt road with shallow ruts and small…
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Pocahontas 13 is a 3.1-mile route consisting mostly of a wide, gradual dirt road with minor ruts and scattered loose rocks. It passes through several well-marked intersections, making navigation straightforward. The trail features broad, sweeping…
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Pocahontas 17 is a wide, generally smooth route, with minor ruts and scattered loose rocks, and a small stream running through sections--creating frequent puddles. The darker soil, typical of the region's coal mining past, adds…
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Trail P10 is a 4.5-mile route that begins at the southern edge of the Pocahontas Trail System off Simmons River Road. It starts with a brief, steeper climb before transitioning into a gradual, winding path…
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13 Connector is a short, 500-yard trail linking OP 37 and OP 13. It begins near the powerlines off OP 37, with a pipeline in the trail in the beginning, before narrowing into a more…
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OP 37 forms a 1.6-mile loop on the north end of the Original Pocahontas trail system, with several moderate spurs connecting its north and south segments. This easy trail features flat terrain with shallow ruts,…
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OP 39 is a 200-yard connector running between two segments of OP 37. It descends slightly from north to south through a narrow, rutted ravine. Expect muddy conditions, scattered sticks, and dense rhododendron lining the…
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OP 35 is a one-mile trail located in the northeastern section of the Original Pocahontas trail system. It winds through dense rhododendron thickets and moss-covered trees, creating a lush, rainforest-like atmosphere beneath a heavy leaf…
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Original Pocahontas 41 is a very short connector--less than 250 feet--linking the north and south segments of OP 37. It features a steep, rutted climb from the south that levels out at the top. Though…
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OP 13 is an easy, smooth trail that winds through a mix of open and shaded forest. The northern section runs beneath powerlines, offering open skies and no tree canopy, while the southern portion transitions…
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OP 36 is a short and straightforward 230-yard connector between OP 13 and OP 35. The trail is flat, smooth, and gradual, with no notable obstacles. While the middle section is somewhat overgrown, it remains…
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OP 33 is a short, quarter-mile trail that offers a slightly narrower, single-lane route cut into the hillside. It serves as an alternate path paralleling a short section of OP 13. The trail features water…
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OP 31 is a short, 400-yard spur looping off OP 33, offering a brief and easy ride through dense rhododendron thickets that give the trail a jungle-like atmosphere. Although primarily easy, it includes one steeper…
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OP 29 is a half-mile trail featuring a wide, easy path with typical mild elements such as shallow ruts, minor loose rock, and gradual corners. The trail runs through dense forest, so drivers should stay…
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OP 80 consists of two short loops branching off OP 88, providing easy, flat, and smooth riding with minor loose rock and shallow ruts. The southern loop is slightly more overgrown but both remain accessible…
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OP 88 extends half a mile north from OP 17 to the ATV access road, offering a slightly steeper route with manageable elevation changes. The trail features loose rock, shallow ruts, flat embedded rock surfaces,…
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