Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Gilbert Creek, West Virginia

RH 12 is a 2.6-mile easy trail that begins south of Tamcliff off Slabtown Road and travels south to Gilbert. The north end features some loose rock and off-camber ruts but quickly transitions into a…
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RH 3 is a short, flat, and easy connector trail that begins at the tunnel on RH 12 and enters the Twin Hollow Campground. The trail is smooth with no obstacles, making it accessible for…
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RH 15 is a 4.4-mile easy access corridor that serves as a gradual entry or exit from the Rock House Trail System to State Highway 80. The route features a series of wide, shallow switchbacks…
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RH 19 is a 5.7-mile trail that offers an easy, scenic ride along the mountainside with wide, shallow ruts and loose rock throughout. The route features a gradual climb and descent near the east end,…
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RH 20 is a 2.6-mile trail that begins near some utility buildings and fencing under powerlines and climbs the mountainside via a couple of wide switchbacks. It transitions into a meandering, shelf-like path along the…
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RH 30 offers a 4.6-mile trail through a lush forest, characterized by its winding path and significant shade coverage. The trail features a gradual, mostly flat terrain with small climbs and descents, making it suitable…
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RH 11 is a 4-mile trail that serves as a smooth, scenic access corridor through the middle portion of the Rock House system. The route is wide and mostly easy, with minor embedded rock, small…
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RH 14 is a 2.7-mile trail that winds through lush, jungle-like terrain with a super curvy and gradual layout. The trail features gentle rolling hills, minor rock and ruts, and a mix of wider and…
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RH 197 is a moderately easy single-track trail that traverses a shelf along the hillside, offering a scenic and semi-steep ride through lush forest. Acting as a useful bailout route from RH 199 before the…
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RH 16 is a 5-mile trail offering a smooth, easy ride with a mix of wide two-lane sections and narrower one-lane segments. The route is gradual and winds through scenic terrain, passing moss-covered rock walls…
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RH 34 is a 1.6-mile north-to-south connector trail that curves along a shelfy hillside with gradual switchbacks, shallow ruts, and occasional loose rock. The trail features a moderately steep climb when ridden south to north,…
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RH 18 is a 1.2-mile trail with a mostly gradual ascent from the west entrance to the east entrance, featuring one big hairpin turn halfway through. The trail offers a scenic forest setting with small…
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RH 33 begins at its eastern junction with RH 10 and winds through lush forest along a ravine, in the lower elevations of these hills. Riders can expect minor embedded rocks and a gradual climb…
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At 7.3 miles, RH 10 is a long, easy trail that serves as one of the main access routes from the Rock House staging area--expect to see other riders. The trail follows a pipeline through…
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RH 50 is a 4-mile trail that is shelfy and one-lane wide, offering good visibility and scenic views of lush hillsides. Minor embedded rocks are consistent throughout the route, adding a slight challenge without being…
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RH 130 is a 1.4-mile dirt bike-only trail that parallels RH 50, offering a flowy, fast ride with a few technical challenges. The trail features loamy soil with embedded rocks and roots, traversing across a…
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RH 49 is a short connector trail, less than a mile in length, beginning at its intersection with RH 50. It features a steady, shelf-like climb with loose rock, winding around the mountainside toward RH…
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RH 23 is a wide shelf trail with good visibility, minor loose rock, and occasional waterbars. It begins at RH 49 and follows a mostly flat route for about a mile, curving around the hillsides…
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DA 18 is a long, easy transfer trail featuring a wide path winding through lush forest with scenic rock walls and a tall, leafy canopy. Occasional downed trees and mud puddles may appear after storms,…
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DA 23 is a long, nearly 5-mile trail that winds gradually through lush forest and around scenic rocky hillsides. The route is mostly wide, smooth, and easy, with shallow ruts and minor loose rock typical…
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DA 30 is an easy, wide trail that runs alongside a pipeline, offering gradual grades, smooth corners, and plenty of room for two-way travel. The route features scenic rock walls and an overlook under the…
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Trail B20 is a 3.3-mile easy access corridor located along the southern edge of the trail system. It winds gradually through lush woods with consistent curves and moderate elevation change. The route features waterbars, shallow…
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DA 21 is a 3-mile easy access corridor starting directly across State Route 49 from the Devil Anse staging area. It begins on pavement running parallel to the highway alongside a rock wall, then climbs…
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B15 starts in the town of Logan at the end of Cole Street, offering easy access to fuel, food, and lodging. It is an easy access corridor that parallels a ravine, then climbs up the…
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B14 is a 2.5-mile easy access trail that begins at the Bearwallow parking lot and climbs gradually up the mountainside. It features a mix of narrow and wide sections along a shelfy path, with shallow…
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From its south end, BM 16 begins as a wide, smooth, and easy path with room for two-way travel, making for a mellow start. As it continues, the trail narrows slightly and introduces more loose…
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This moderately easy 1.6-mile route starts near the staging area, and is a good start to your day trip with a bit more technical features. It features a mix of semi-steep grades and gradual climbs…
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BM 26, when approached from the north, begins as a narrow, shelf-like descent down the mountain with a mostly smooth surface and occasional rocky patches. It drops to the forest floor beside Lick Creek, where…
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BM 17 continues from BM 16 on a narrower, shelfy path wrapping around the hillside. It features minor ruts and embedded rock surfaces with a bit of loose rock. The dark, coal-like dirt adds to…
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This 2.4-mile long trail is an easy route that takes you from the intersection with 15 (near the town of Logan), deeper into the trail system. It features more pronounced ruts in spots with loose…
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