Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Kimball, West Virginia

This trail has everything you want in an awesome trail with the exception of a water crossing. This trail is best traveled west to east for a few reasons. First: food and drink are on the east side. Second: the difficult/exciting stuff is on the west side, and it's best to get through it first. Thir...
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Trail W11 begins on Stadium Drive just south of Welch, West Virginia, with no designated parking at the northern access point. The trail climbs steeply from the pavement via several wide, rutted switchbacks with loose rock; momentum is key on the steep grade. Though the surface is somewhat rutted, t...
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Trail W44 is a wide, well-maintained route that runs 3.7 miles along the mountainside with a smooth, gradual descent from south to north. The trail features minor embedded rocks, gentle hairpin turns, and follows a ridge line for part of its length. It is an easy traverse suitable for all skill leve...
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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 surface features dark, coal-like dirt with occasional embedded rock and loose stone. As the climb co...
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Trail W31 is a 1.3-mile, easy route that begins at its southern junction with Trail W21 on the forest floor. It starts with a small stream crossing and follows the stream and ravine before gradually climbing up on a shelf-like path. The trail features smooth terrain with minimal rock, shaded by fore...
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Trail W32 is an easy, scenic route that begins at its north end with a narrow, shelf-like path along the mountainside, passing mossy rock cliffs and dense forest. It gradually descends to the forest floor, meeting Trail W71, before climbing back out. South of that intersection, the trail becomes wid...
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Trail W29 is a 3.3-mile easy trail with shelf sections, smooth terrain, and occasional mud puddles and ruts. The route offers scenic views through the trees along the mountainside and includes wide corners, though drivers should remain alert for oncoming traffic. After climbing up the first mile, it...
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Trail W30 is a wide, easy route that descends toward the town of Gary, featuring broad, sweeping corners and a road-like surface ideal for all skill levels. Serving as a primary access route, it connects riders to OHV-approved highways that link trail systems and provide access to fuel, food, and lo...
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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 sweeping corners and hairpin switchbacks where riders should watch for oncoming traffic....
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Trail W21 is a long, scenic, and easy 5.2-mile route through lush forest in the Warrior Trail System. From the south, it begins as a wide shelf trail with flat embedded slickrock surfaces that do not increase difficulty. The trail winds alongside mossy rock walls and through gradual corners, includi...
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PC 26 begins on the south end alongside Pinnacle Creek, offering a scenic river view as the trail follows the water's edge. The trail is mostly smooth with minor rock and ruts, featuring gradual, sweeping corners and good visibility. One shelf-like section climbs above the river before the trail tur...
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PC 23 offers a wide, easy corridor with ample space for two-way travel and good visibility. The trail features straight sections, gradual corners, and a smooth surface with minimal rock and shallow ruts. It crosses the paved Bell School House Ridge Road, after which the northern section narrows slig...
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PC 24 is a 2.3-mile trail that begins on the north end with a wide path featuring embedded rock surfaces, shallow ruts, and loose rock. The trail steadily descends down the hillside to the forest floor, offering ample room for passing and good visibility for oncoming traffic. As it reaches the creek...
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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 a lush forest with dark coal dirt, featuring shelfy sections along the hillside, some bl...
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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 the large trail sign. It's a wide path with loose rock, gradually climb...
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PC 17 is a short connector between trails PC 24 and 10, offering a wide and easy path with minimal rock. The trail is very smooth, providing good visibility and a gentle ride through the forest along a ravine. With its low elevation, it offers a straightforward route, ending at trail PC 10 beneath t...
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Starting from its northwest entrance and making a counter-clockwise loop, PC 13 offers a smooth, easy descent from PC 10 through a lush forest landscape. The trail features wide, sweeping corners, with minor ruts and embedded loose rock typical of the region's terrain. Waterbars are present, and the...
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PC 15 is a 3.1-mile loop that meanders through forest terrain at higher elevations near the hilltops, offering clear views of the surrounding mountains. The wide path features minor embedded rock and remains mostly smooth throughout. As the trail ascends, it becomes shelfier, with increased tree and...
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PC 119 is a dirt bike-only route, though this designation is not clearly marked at the start of the trail. It begins as a wide path through the trees and descends steeply with ruts and significant leaf decay along the surface. A small stream crossing adds variety before the trail narrows into a shel...
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Trail W17 is a wide, smooth route that winds between leafy trees with minimal embedded rock, offering an easy and scenic ride. The trail passes alongside striking rock walls and cliffs, adding visual interest. Visibility is excellent throughout, and the width allows for comfortable two-way travel al...
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This trail has everything you want in an awesome trail with the exception of a water crossing. This trail is best traveled west to east for a few reasons. First: food and drink are on the east side. Second: the difficult/exciting stuff is on the west side, and it's best to get through it first. Thir...
Learn more about Belcher Ridge Run

Trail W11 begins on Stadium Drive just south of Welch, West Virginia, with no designated parking at the northern access point. The trail climbs steeply from the pavement via several wide, rutted switchbacks with loose rock; momentum is key on the steep grade. Though the surface is somewhat rutted, t...
Learn more about W11

Trail W44 is a wide, well-maintained route that runs 3.7 miles along the mountainside with a smooth, gradual descent from south to north. The trail features minor embedded rocks, gentle hairpin turns, and follows a ridge line for part of its length. It is an easy traverse suitable for all skill leve...
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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 surface features dark, coal-like dirt with occasional embedded rock and loose stone. As the climb co...
Learn more about IR 19

This trail has everything you want in an awesome trail with the exception of a water crossing. This trail is best traveled west to east for a few reasons. First: food and drink are on the east side. Second: the difficult/exciting stuff is on the west side, and it's best to get through it first. Thir...
Learn more about Belcher Ridge Run

Trail W11 begins on Stadium Drive just south of Welch, West Virginia, with no designated parking at the northern access point. The trail climbs steeply from the pavement via several wide, rutted switchbacks with loose rock; momentum is key on the steep grade. Though the surface is somewhat rutted, t...
Learn more about W11

Trail W44 is a wide, well-maintained route that runs 3.7 miles along the mountainside with a smooth, gradual descent from south to north. The trail features minor embedded rocks, gentle hairpin turns, and follows a ridge line for part of its length. It is an easy traverse suitable for all skill leve...
Learn more about W44

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 surface features dark, coal-like dirt with occasional embedded rock and loose stone. As the climb co...
Learn more about IR 19