Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Grundy, Virginia

CC48 begins at its south end behind the Dollar Tree parking lot, just past the train tracks and a gate marked with ATV route signs. The trail starts as a wider path with loose rock,…
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CC55 is an easy 1.1-mile trail near Grundy, Virginia, accessed from CC48. It follows a narrow shelf path cut into the hillside, tracing the natural curve of the mountain. The trail is generally smooth and…
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This is an 11-mile easy trail through the Coal Canyon trail system, through mostly easy terrain with a few steeper and rockier sections. It connects the main trail area from the staging area to the…
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CC40 is a 1.8-mile scenic route that runs along the edge of a hillside with expansive views over surrounding mountains and valleys. The trail is mostly easy, featuring grassy, overgrown sections with standing water and…
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CC3 is a 3-mile trail near the staging area and campground, likely to have other trail users. It's an easy, narrow shelf path overall, but includes some mildly more challenging sections. The trail features rutted,…
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CC42 is a short connector trail linking State Route 718 (an ATV-permitted road) back into the Coal Canyon trail system to CC40. This wide, easy route crosses open meadows with scenic views of the surrounding…
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CC44 is a lightly trafficked, 0.6-mile trail that runs through open meadows and along a hillside with scenic views. Although the path is overgrown between bushes, it remains easy overall with a flat surface and…
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CC2, when driven clockwise, begins as old, narrow pavement that is cracked and winding, following a curving path under powerlines along a hillside. Around the halfway point, it transitions to a wide dirt road with…
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CC45 is a short connector trail under 200 yards long, linking CC44 to CC40. Lightly trafficked and overgrown, the trail runs along a flat, grassy shelf on the hillside. Similar in character to CC44, it's…
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CC46 is a wide, graded road-width trail running 1.4 miles under powerlines, offering easy access with consistent terrain. The route curves around mountainsides, passing oil and gas sites and scenic rock walls. While there is…
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CC47 is a short quarter-mile connector trail that begins midway along CC71 and goes west to CC46. It follows a grassy shelf along the hillside, offering scenic views. The trail is mostly flat and easy,…
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CC12 is a short, 0.6-mile loop trail that circles around the campground. Starting at the end of the campsites, it transitions into a marked trail following signs for 12. The route travels through bushes and…
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CC43 is a wide access road running parallel to State Route 744, connecting the staging area to the northern section of the trail system. The surface alternates between gravelly dirt and short sections of pavement,…
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CC11 is a short 700 yard long connector between CC43 and CC1, running through expansive open fields beneath powerlines. The trail is wide and very easy, but drivers should use caution around several large mud…
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CC8 is a one-mile, wide trail that runs through open fields, serving as an easy access route between CC1 and CC43. The surface features minor loose and embedded rock, but remains mostly smooth and obstacle-free…
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This segment of CC1 is a wide, easy one-mile access road that begins at the staging area and campground, heading west into the Coal Canyon trail system. The surface consists of small loose rocks and…
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CC5 runs 0.9 miles between CC2 and CC4, beginning at its south end as a flat, wide trail with a gravel base and loose rock. The trail travels through open forest along a hillside beneath…
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CC10 is a 1.5-mile trail located near the staging area for the Coal Canyon trail system, offering a mix of easy and moderate terrain. The south end begins with loose, flat rock on an uneven…
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CC29 is a wide, flat access road with a gravel surface and small loose rock. It's a two-lane width for the majority of the trail as it passes through open meadows and under powerlines, and…
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CC18 is a short 200-yard loop off of CC20, featuring a steep hill, a tight corner, and a narrow, shelf-like path. The trail surface is slick when wet due to a thick layer of decaying…
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CC15 is an easy 0.8-mile trail featuring loose rocks and a wide path that passes through open meadows and leafy bushes. The terrain is generally flat, offering a relaxed ride with minimal technical challenges. The…
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CC19 is a short quarter-mile connector between CC17 and CC20, beginning off the CC17 loop and heading east. The trail features minor embedded and loose rock, tight sections between bushes, and scattered mud puddles. While…
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CC16 is a short, very easy connector trail that winds through grassy hillsides with open skies above and leafy trees along the edges. The terrain is smooth with no technical elements, though drivers should watch…
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CC17 forms a 0.8-mile loop above State Highway 744 and is accessed via CC43 from the staging area. The trail travels through open fields with minor loose rock, shallow ruts, and occasional embedded larger rocks.…
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CC6 is a short, 600-yard connector between CC1 and CC4. The trail is mostly easy, though it features some loose rocks, shallow ruts, and semi-steep sections. It narrows between dense bushes with occasional low-hanging branches,…
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CC13 is a moderately easy trail cut into a shelf along the hillside, offering occasional views over the edge. The route features minor loose rock, some rutted sections, and a sharp hairpin corner, adding mild…
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CC101 begins on the east end with a wide, shelfy descent along an open hillside featuring embedded and loose rock, sun exposure, and expansive views. The trail rolls gently over small hills and passes oil…
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CC51 is a 0.6-mile trail connecting CC50 and CC41, running as a shelf-style path along a hillside. It is mostly flat and relatively wide, with muddy ruts and some small, steep sections as it rolls…
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CC41 is a wide, flat, and easy half-mile connector between CC51 and CC29. The trail runs through a mix of meadows and forest, following a dirt and gravel path with some muddy ruts and small…
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CC9 is a 0.8-mile loop off of CC101 that runs through open fields and meadows. The trail is wide with a gravel surface and small loose rock, making for a smooth and gradual ride. It…
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