Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Greenview, West Virginia

This 2.7-mile-long easy access corridor leaves from the north end of the Bearwallow parking lot and offers a smooth, gradual route into the trail system. The path is mostly flat with gentle corners and shallow ruts. Most loose rock is pushed to the sides, though some sections contain more embedded o...
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B21 in the Bearwallow trail system is a half-mile connector between trails 19 and 22, and follows a shelf path with a few gradual switchbacks. While generally easy, there are sections with more ruts and loose rock, and the grade is semi-steep in places. It's a manageable zig-zagging route suitable f...
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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 rock and some embedded rock surfaces. There are a few steeper sections, but it remains overall easy with...
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This 1-mile connector trail between 19 and 12 is an easy shelf path with a smooth surface and only minor rocks in a few spots. It's very gradual throughout and presents no technical challenges. The trail runs along a more open mountainside with less tree coverage than many other routes in the system...
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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 ruts, and occasional embedded or loose rock, but remains manageable for ...
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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 ruts, loose rock, and large waterbars throughout. The trail has mostly gradual grades and corners, m...
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This 3.7-mile trail serves as a primary access route from the Ivy Branch parking lot. It is very wide and generally smooth, with only minor ruts and some sections of loose rock. A paved portion is located on the northern end. In the beginning, the trail climbs steadily to an overlook at 1,096 feet i...
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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 hillsides. The trail is smooth with no major obstacles but includes spots with more rock, ruts, and steeper sections. ...
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IB 15 is a short, half-mile access corridor starting at the intersection with IB 39 near the train tracks at the Little Coal River Fishing and Boating Access, and ending at the start of IB 13. It is a wide, smooth, flat trail with no obstacles and minimal features, running over dark coal dirt. This ...
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IB 20 is a 1-mile trail that is generally smooth and decently wide, with waterbars, mud puddles, and minor loose rock and ruts. It includes some steeper climbing sections with uneven ground and a few narrower areas, but overall remains gradual and easy. Located near other easy trails such as IB 18, ...
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IB 13 is a 2.2-mile easy access route through the Ivy Branch system, connecting the start of IB 10 on the west end to IB 18 on the north end, with access to Ivy Branch Road. The trail is wide and mostly smooth, with numerous puddles and a shallow stream crossing through Ivy Creek that features loose...
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IB 18 is a 3.1-mile trail running along the north side of the Ivy Branch system. It begins with a shallow, loose rocky stream crossing at the east entrance and follows a mostly smooth path with large puddles and a parallel ravine. The trail narrows slightly heading west, with occasional ruts and loo...
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IB 12 is a 2-mile easy route along the western edge of the Ivy Branch trail system. It's a wide, smooth trail with shallow ruts, occasional mud puddles, and good visibility for oncoming traffic. Loose rock and debris are mostly pushed to the sides. The route includes water bars and gentle hills with...
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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 scenic, lush forest with wide sections, shallow ruts, switchbacks, puddles, and occasional minor rock or uneven gr...
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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 hillside while weaving lightly through trees. It's mostly flat with minimal elevation gain, ke...
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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 and small cave formations, as well as some oil and gas infrastructure. With only minor loos...
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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 overwhelming. The trail is mostly gradual with a few short climbing and descending ...
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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 featuring a few easy switchbacks. The trail narrows to one-lane width in spots, along a dug-out bank lined ...
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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 waterfalls and a lush leaf canopy. While the terrain is generally easy, it can become slick when wet...
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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 ruts, and loose rock scattered throughout. It winds past striking rock walls and includes a stretch of tight...
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This 2.7-mile-long easy access corridor leaves from the north end of the Bearwallow parking lot and offers a smooth, gradual route into the trail system. The path is mostly flat with gentle corners and shallow ruts. Most loose rock is pushed to the sides, though some sections contain more embedded o...
Learn more about B12

B21 in the Bearwallow trail system is a half-mile connector between trails 19 and 22, and follows a shelf path with a few gradual switchbacks. While generally easy, there are sections with more ruts and loose rock, and the grade is semi-steep in places. It's a manageable zig-zagging route suitable f...
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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 rock and some embedded rock surfaces. There are a few steeper sections, but it remains overall easy with...
Learn more about B19

This 1-mile connector trail between 19 and 12 is an easy shelf path with a smooth surface and only minor rocks in a few spots. It's very gradual throughout and presents no technical challenges. The trail runs along a more open mountainside with less tree coverage than many other routes in the system...
Learn more about B22

This 2.7-mile-long easy access corridor leaves from the north end of the Bearwallow parking lot and offers a smooth, gradual route into the trail system. The path is mostly flat with gentle corners and shallow ruts. Most loose rock is pushed to the sides, though some sections contain more embedded o...
Learn more about B12

B21 in the Bearwallow trail system is a half-mile connector between trails 19 and 22, and follows a shelf path with a few gradual switchbacks. While generally easy, there are sections with more ruts and loose rock, and the grade is semi-steep in places. It's a manageable zig-zagging route suitable f...
Learn more about B21

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 rock and some embedded rock surfaces. There are a few steeper sections, but it remains overall easy with...
Learn more about B19

This 1-mile connector trail between 19 and 12 is an easy shelf path with a smooth surface and only minor rocks in a few spots. It's very gradual throughout and presents no technical challenges. The trail runs along a more open mountainside with less tree coverage than many other routes in the system...
Learn more about B22