Dirt Bike Trails
Near Boissevain, Virginia

OP 36 is a quarter-mile loop at the west end of OP 16 that reconnects back into it. The trail includes steeper sections with embedded and loose rock, shallow ruts, and a few tight switchbacks that require steady momentum to climb smoothly. While more textured and technical than many of the smoother ...
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OP 15 is a 0.6-mile loop branching off OP 16. It follows a wide, easy path through scenic forest with gradual grades and smooth terrain, crossing Tank Hill Road about halfway through. The trail has some muddy ruts but remains accessible and beginner-friendly. It also provides access to several other...
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OP 92 is a half-mile trail along the western edge of the system, rated moderate due to its steep grades and rocky hills. The narrow, one-lane path includes gradual corners and several downhill sections (when going southbound) with loose rock and pronounced ruts that will easily suck you into the tro...
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OP 51 continues from the east end of OP 16, maintaining a similar feel with a one-lane shelf path alongside rhododendron thickets in a lush forest with a high canopy. The trail features a short, steep climbing section with minor loose rock and ruts. At less than a quarter mile, this moderately easy ...
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OP 16 is a 1.7-mile trail in the western section of the system, offering a slightly more difficult ride due to occasional steeper grades, embedded rock layers, and loose rock. It sometimes parallels a ravine and winds through a lush forest floor lined with rhododendron thickets. Several well-marked ...
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OP 26 is a 0.6-mile easy trail that begins on a flat hilltop and gradually transitions into a steeper descent. The northern section travels over smooth, mildly uneven ground with ruts and dips before dropping down a shelf path cut into the hillside, along a dug-out slope lined with roots, moss, and ...
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OP 34 is a 0.6-mile trail connecting OP 67 to OP 15. It follows a narrow, one-lane shelf path cut into a hillside. The trail runs through lush Appalachian forest, with dense vegetation and thickets lining the route, creating a shaded, enclosed feel. The surface features shallow ruts, loose rock, and...
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OP 67 is a short, 500-yard connector between OP 16 and OP 34. It climbs south to north along a one-lane-wide shelf path through dense, lush Appalachian forest. The trail features muddy ruts, loose rock, and steeper sections that require steady, controlled momentum to maintain traction. It's slightly...
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OP 46 is a quarter-mile connector between OP 11 and OP 49. The trail is slightly bumpier with more embedded and loose rock, but remains easy overall. It features a steep descent from south to north and is lined in spots with rhododendron thickets, thick ash trees, and slender maple trees, offering a...
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The north end of OP 11 parallels a section of OP 12 and runs less than half a mile before ending at OP 46. This easy, one-lane-wide shelf path passes through dense forest with low-hanging branches and is lined with rhododendron and thick undergrowth. The trail shows lighter use, with grass growing i...
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Original Pocahontas 40 is a very short, easy connector trail linking OP 67 to OP 92. The trail follows a smooth, one-lane-wide path through dense Appalachian forest with hardly any rocks. Shaded by a thick canopy and surrounded by native undergrowth, it's just a quick stretch through classic Virgini...
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OP 32 is a 0.6-mile easy trail that winds through scenic forest with tall ash and maple trees, offering a high canopy and consistent shade. The path is smooth with gradual curves and scattered mud puddles, making for a relaxed ride. A few short sections feature steeper grades and loose rock, but the...
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OP 86 features shallow ruts, tighter turns, and a steeper descending section from south to north that adds a bit more challenge, especially for newer drivers. Loose rock and uneven ground appear during the steeper stretch, but the trail remains manageable with basic off-road skills. Uphill travel be...
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OP 87 forms a half-mile loop off of OP 26, offering an easy route with a bit of elevation change. Running counterclockwise, the trail descends a semi-steep grade before looping back uphill to reconnect with 26. The surface is mostly smooth dirt with shallow ruts, and the route travels along hilltops...
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OP 6 is a 1.7-mile trail that extends farther north into the trail system. It's a smooth, curvy shelf path cut into the hillside, with gentle up-and-down movement over small hills. Most of the route is easy, with only minor ruts and uneven ground. The trail runs through a logged area with short youn...
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OP 43 is an easy trail connecting OP 12 to OP 49, winding through dense forest with low-hanging branches and a lush, moss-covered hillside beside the shelf-cut path. It features gradual elevation changes, sweeping corners, and a fast, flowy feel. The surface is mostly clear, with minor muddy ruts an...
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OP 28 in the Spearhead Trails system is a 1.1-mile easy route that curves gradually along the hillside, beginning as a continuation from the end of OP 14. The path is one-lane wide and winds through open forest with smooth, gradual corners and no significant obstacles. The surface is well-maintained...
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OP 8 is a very short, flat connector in the Original Pocahontas trail system in Virginia. The trail is wide with mildly uneven ground but no obstacles, making it an easy and accessible segment. It links OP 61 and OP 6--both similarly easy trails--and serves as a smooth transitional route for creatin...
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OP 45 is a very short segment connecting OP 61 and OP 6. It makes a brief climb and descent over a semi-steep hill but remains smooth and obstacle-free throughout. With no rocks or technical features, it's easy to navigate. The trail runs along a forested hilltop at 2,700 feet, though the dense tree...
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OP 49 is a short, gradually climbing trail that starts out easy on the east end, cut into a hillside through a logged area with smooth dirt, shallow ruts, and open views. It curves along the slope, passing a few intersections before transitioning into denser woods with full tree cover. The surface b...
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OP 36 is a quarter-mile loop at the west end of OP 16 that reconnects back into it. The trail includes steeper sections with embedded and loose rock, shallow ruts, and a few tight switchbacks that require steady momentum to climb smoothly. While more textured and technical than many of the smoother ...
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OP 15 is a 0.6-mile loop branching off OP 16. It follows a wide, easy path through scenic forest with gradual grades and smooth terrain, crossing Tank Hill Road about halfway through. The trail has some muddy ruts but remains accessible and beginner-friendly. It also provides access to several other...
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OP 92 is a half-mile trail along the western edge of the system, rated moderate due to its steep grades and rocky hills. The narrow, one-lane path includes gradual corners and several downhill sections (when going southbound) with loose rock and pronounced ruts that will easily suck you into the tro...
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OP 51 continues from the east end of OP 16, maintaining a similar feel with a one-lane shelf path alongside rhododendron thickets in a lush forest with a high canopy. The trail features a short, steep climbing section with minor loose rock and ruts. At less than a quarter mile, this moderately easy ...
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OP 36 is a quarter-mile loop at the west end of OP 16 that reconnects back into it. The trail includes steeper sections with embedded and loose rock, shallow ruts, and a few tight switchbacks that require steady momentum to climb smoothly. While more textured and technical than many of the smoother ...
Learn more about OP 36

OP 15 is a 0.6-mile loop branching off OP 16. It follows a wide, easy path through scenic forest with gradual grades and smooth terrain, crossing Tank Hill Road about halfway through. The trail has some muddy ruts but remains accessible and beginner-friendly. It also provides access to several other...
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OP 92 is a half-mile trail along the western edge of the system, rated moderate due to its steep grades and rocky hills. The narrow, one-lane path includes gradual corners and several downhill sections (when going southbound) with loose rock and pronounced ruts that will easily suck you into the tro...
Learn more about OP 92

OP 51 continues from the east end of OP 16, maintaining a similar feel with a one-lane shelf path alongside rhododendron thickets in a lush forest with a high canopy. The trail features a short, steep climbing section with minor loose rock and ruts. At less than a quarter mile, this moderately easy ...
Learn more about OP 51