Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Twilight, 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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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 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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19 Green is an easier graded trail that shortcuts Trail 3. It is a nice graded road that was used to bring in equipment and supplies for one of the wells on top of the mountain. This trail will change severity with weather conditions and the growth of brush though.
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6 Green is a good addition to your Burning Rock Adventure. This single-vehicle width dirt trail takes you through the woods on very tame type of terrain. There are shallow mud puddles and shallow water crossings that might be a bit more impressive if rain has been in the forecast. But this does not ...
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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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3B Green is not the most exciting of trails but is a good trail break after riding on 3B Green's connector trails. This uneven dirt trail can become Jekyll and Hyde if rain is in the forecast. The trails can become quite muddy and slippery causing this bland trail to become a bit more like a 4x4 sli...
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5 Green is a single-vehicle-wide trail with uneven terrain that has some areas with deep ruts and slight up-and-down hills. Be on the lookout for the water crossings as they can get a little on the deep side. There are no bypasses around these obstacles.
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31 Green will take you through the woods where you will encounter a tighter trail with ruts, slightly off-camber areas, small rocks, and a few shallow water and or mud obstacles. If rain or snow has fallen the trail will become more slippery. Downed trees or logs can be found along the way.
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Trail Q38 is a narrow, relatively flat ride along a ridge and pipeline right of way in the Quincy Sector of AOT. The trail may be overgrown with briers and other vegetation. The very end opens up to a grassy knob with an overlook facing west, which offers views down to the Quincy Coal Company and th...
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Q35 is a short spur trail branching from the AOT paved road, leading to a scenic pond area. This trail is ideal for riders looking for a quick stop, a lunch break, or a quiet spot to relax. The trail consists of a smooth gravel surface with an easy, direct path to the pond. The destination offers a ...
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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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Q20 is a primary access and scenic route connecting the main paved entrance of AOT to the western edge of the property. This trail provides a smooth, easy ride while linking to multiple trail options and external access points. The trail consists of dirt and gravel surfaces with a steady, easy flow....
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Q20A is an easy bypass trail branching off Q20, providing an alternate route along an upper shelf before reconnecting with the main trail. The trail follows an elevated shelf line with a mix of dirt and light gravel surfaces. It offers a slightly different perspective from Q20 while maintaining a sm...
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Q1 serves as the primary access corridor out of the Welcome Center, guiding riders from the Quincy staging area and into the heart of the Appalachian Outlaw Trails system. This is the gateway trail that sets you up to explore other areas of the AOT park. Expect a mix of packed dirt, light elevation ...
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Q25 begins at the AOT Welcome Center and meanders up to the mid-shelf of the Quincy sector, running alongside the main Q1 corridor. This trail offers a relaxed, scenic route for riders looking to ease into the system while staying connected to the main artery. The trail features a mix of gravel and ...
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Q24 is an easy loop trail branching from Q20 and the paved entrance of AOT. This route provides a smooth, accessible loop for anyone looking to explore the Quincy area without committing to more technical terrain. The trail consists of a mix of dirt and gravel surfaces, offering a steady and predict...
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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

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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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

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 ...
Learn more about B20