Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near East Bank, West Virginia

Q13 is an easy, green-rated loop trail located in the eastern Quincy sector and connects at the end of trail Q1. This trail is ideal for kids and new riders looking to build confidence while learning to navigate off-road terrain. The trail consists primarily of grassy vegetation and natural surface....
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Trail Q40 is an easy ride that is a narrow winding trail connecting Q2 to Q6/Q7. Sections of the trail are narrow enough that they should be carefully navigated with a full-width or wider high clearance 4x4s. Aside from some ruts and minor washes, this is a beautiful and easy drive. The creek that r...
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Q4 runs from the Quincy Playground area and connects to Q1 on the southern side, serving as a key access route into the Northeast Quincy sector. This trail provides a smooth and reliable connection between multiple trail systems. The trail is primarily a gravel road with a larger rock base, offering...
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Trail Q39 is a rugged, rutted, and muddy route through the Quincy Sector of AOT. There are several deep mud holes, significant ruts, climbs, and descents. This road serves as a connector between Q4 and Q6/Q7. The trail surface is mostly dirt, which will become mud in wet seasons. There are several o...
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Trail Q45 in the Quincy Sector of AOT connects Q44 and Q4. There is one very deep mud hole, which could be surprisingly deep for dirt bikes and ATVs. There are some significant washes/ruts in the lower area, which should be navigated carefully with high clearance and full-size 4x4s. This is a short ...
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Trail Q41 is an easy ride out to an old hunting blind on the Quincy Sector of AOT. The trailhead can be very muddy, and may be particularly difficult for large rigs when approaching this while driving north on Q6/Q7 due to it being a hairpin turn. It may be best to pass the trail and turn around, as...
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Q2A is an alternate line branching off the main Q2 route, offering riders a more technical option while still staying close to the primary corridor. This short segment provides a quick challenge for those looking to step things up. The trail features a rock ledge section combined with a gradual incl...
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Trail Q44 in the Quincy Sector of AOT connects Q1 to Q7 and Q4. The lower section has several mud holes, which can be deep but are mostly water. There are some significant ruts in the lower area as well, though the trail is wide enough that these obstacles may be avoidable. The upper section of the ...
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Quincy Trail 61 is a relatively steep ride that leads to a turnaround at a well site. From the intersection at Q60 down the first slope is the steepest section, where the trail flattens out significantly for a few dozen yards before descending again. The second portion of the route is somewhat shelv...
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Quincy Trail 50 is an easy, flat trail within the AOT. The trail surface is primarily gravel, with ruts and small puddles scattered throughout. The entire road is wide enough to pass comfortably, and there are no real obstacles to be concerned with. Q1 connects to the start of Q50, giving access to ...
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Quincy Trail 60 is a flat trek across the plateau area of the Quincy Sector. The trail surface is primarily dirt, which will become mud in wet seasons or periods of heavy rain. Throughout the track are multiple mud holes, large puddles, and muddy ruts of varying depths and difficulties, which pose a...
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Q2 branches off from Q1 and serves as the primary route into the Witcher section of the Appalachian Outlaw Trails system. This trail is your gateway to deeper exploration, leading riders toward the Quincy play area and multiple connecting routes. Expect mostly gravel surfaces with intermittent secti...
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Trail Q37 is an easy, relatively flat ride along a plateau in the Quincy Sector of AOT. Along the way are numerous puddles, mud holes, and ruts. Sections of the trail may be overgrown with briers and other vegetation. The very end of this trail is a steep, rocky, and washed hill down to an overlook ...
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Trail Q47 is an easy green trail with no significant obstacles or mud holes. Towards the western end there is a long gradual hill that has some long washed out ruts which can be easily avoided or navigated. The trail levels out where it intersects Q46 and becomes a bit more dense with trees and vege...
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Trail Q50C is the third spur trail off of Trail Q50 in the Quincy Sector of the AOT. This short out-and-back trail is very smooth and easy to travel. The surrounding landscape was cleared for the powerline right of way, and as such, there are no large trees or significant vegetation close to the sid...
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Trail Q50B is a short out-and-back spur trail off of Q50. The trail surface is primarily gravel, and the route is wide with a steep climb to a power line tower. The view from the top of Q50B is exceptional, as it is one of the highest vantage points in this area of the property.
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Trail Q52 is a relatively flat and easy ride through an open grassy area of the Quincy Sector of AOT. Along the way there are multiple large mud holes, some where the water is quite deep but the mud is not significant. There are muddy ruts throughout, and often overgrown vegetation especially in the...
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Trail Q36 in the Quincy Sector of AOT is a long, steep, winding shelf road. The lower portion of this road was used for a recent power line project. In the grassy area towards the bottom are some optional mud holes. The area in the middle may have minor washouts and ruts, while towards the top of th...
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Q9 is an easy connector trail branching from Q8 that provides access to Kelley’s Creek Road and the Kelley’s Creek sector. This route also leads to the historic Ward Cemetery when traveling southbound. The trail consists of a hard-packed gravel road, offering a smooth and consistent ride. It serves ...
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Q53 is a relatively flat and easy out-and-back spur trail off of Q52 in an open grassy area of the Quincy Sector of AOT. Along the way there are multiple large mud holes, some where the water is quite deep but the mud is not significant. There are muddy ruts throughout, and often overgrown vegetatio...
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Q13 is an easy, green-rated loop trail located in the eastern Quincy sector and connects at the end of trail Q1. This trail is ideal for kids and new riders looking to build confidence while learning to navigate off-road terrain. The trail consists primarily of grassy vegetation and natural surface....
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Trail Q40 is an easy ride that is a narrow winding trail connecting Q2 to Q6/Q7. Sections of the trail are narrow enough that they should be carefully navigated with a full-width or wider high clearance 4x4s. Aside from some ruts and minor washes, this is a beautiful and easy drive. The creek that r...
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Q4 runs from the Quincy Playground area and connects to Q1 on the southern side, serving as a key access route into the Northeast Quincy sector. This trail provides a smooth and reliable connection between multiple trail systems. The trail is primarily a gravel road with a larger rock base, offering...
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Trail Q39 is a rugged, rutted, and muddy route through the Quincy Sector of AOT. There are several deep mud holes, significant ruts, climbs, and descents. This road serves as a connector between Q4 and Q6/Q7. The trail surface is mostly dirt, which will become mud in wet seasons. There are several o...
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Q13 is an easy, green-rated loop trail located in the eastern Quincy sector and connects at the end of trail Q1. This trail is ideal for kids and new riders looking to build confidence while learning to navigate off-road terrain. The trail consists primarily of grassy vegetation and natural surface....
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Trail Q40 is an easy ride that is a narrow winding trail connecting Q2 to Q6/Q7. Sections of the trail are narrow enough that they should be carefully navigated with a full-width or wider high clearance 4x4s. Aside from some ruts and minor washes, this is a beautiful and easy drive. The creek that r...
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Q4 runs from the Quincy Playground area and connects to Q1 on the southern side, serving as a key access route into the Northeast Quincy sector. This trail provides a smooth and reliable connection between multiple trail systems. The trail is primarily a gravel road with a larger rock base, offering...
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Trail Q39 is a rugged, rutted, and muddy route through the Quincy Sector of AOT. There are several deep mud holes, significant ruts, climbs, and descents. This road serves as a connector between Q4 and Q6/Q7. The trail surface is mostly dirt, which will become mud in wet seasons. There are several o...
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