Dirt Bike Trails
Near Chattaroy, West Virginia

BM 37 is a 0.6-mile connector between BM 36 and BM 10, offering an easy alternative route on the west side of the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. The trail passes a radio tower and runs beneath open skies along the power lines, with a wide, smooth, and gradual surface throughout. It's a simple, sceni...
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BM 194 is an advanced single track route through dense, overgrown forest in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. The narrow trail features tight tree gaps, off-camber sections, and diagonal downed logs that can be especially slick in wet conditions and must be approached straight-on. Riders will encou...
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BM 36 is a short but steep 0.8-mile climb from south to north, zigzagging up the mountainside on the far west side of the Buffalo Mountain Trail System near Williamson. The trail is narrow and winds through lush forest with tight switchbacks, loose rock, and shallow ruts. A scenic viewpoint on the n...
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BM 132 is a 1-mile intermediate singletrack. From the west end, it branches off the main trail, climbing steeply up onto a narrow path through dense forest with slick conditions, tight turns, and frequent obstacles, including roots, mossy rocks, wet logs, and leaf-covered loamy soil. Riders will nee...
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BM 95 forms the easier side of the loop with BM 94 in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. It's a narrow, shelfy trail with loamy soil, low branches, and mildly steep grades, but remains mostly smooth with minimal obstacles. As of May 2025, a large downed log blocks the trail, making it impassable for...
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BM 10 is a long, easy access route connecting the town of Williamson to the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. Primarily wide, smooth, and gradual with sweeping corners, it serves as a convenient community connector for riders seeking food, fuel, or access to trails on the far west side of the trail sys...
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BM 24 is an easy access route with wide, gradual switchbacks and smooth tread, offering comfortable two-way travel and good visibility throughout. The surface is mostly free of obstacles, with only shallow ruts and minimal rock, though the dirt can become very slick when wet. While the grades are mo...
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BM 94 forms a 1.7-mile intermediate loop off of BM 95 and offers a moderately challenging ride with varied terrain. Traveling clockwise, the trail begins with a rocky descent featuring ruts and steep grades, then narrows into a shelfy path with deep, off-camber ruts filled with loose rock. As it ent...
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BM 56 is a 1.1-mile technical OHV route best suited for experienced riders. It starts on the west end with embedded rock and scattered boulders forming 1-foot shelves right in the main line. The trail is a narrow, shelfy path carved into the hillside, descending steadily as it winds east. Expect dee...
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BM 57 is a short but steep 0.3-mile spur connecting BM 11 and BM 56, featuring an intermediate technical obstacle. Dropping several hundred feet in elevation from south to north, the trail includes a prominent rock shelf made of bedrock layers spanning the entire width of the trail, along with steep...
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Trail BM 11 is a 5-mile access corridor in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning from highway 52 and climbing steadily through a lush forest. It starts as a wide dirt trail with gradual, sweeping switchbacks, minor ruts, and waterbars. While there are a few narrower, rockier sections, the maj...
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BM 12 climbs from Highway 52 on the west end with a rutted ascent and tight switchbacks, then levels out into a wide shelfy path that serves as an easy access corridor. The 2.3-mile trail features minor ruts, multiple intersections, and scenic mossy rock walls, with good visibility and room for two-...
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BM 25 begins at the pavement on highway 52 at its intersection with BM 24, and climbs gently under the powerlines in an open section of forest with skies overhead. The initial stretch is wide, smooth, and very easy. There's a shallow stream crossing at Sycamore Creek--rocky but manageable--before th...
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BM 42 is a mostly easy route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, with a slightly more challenging start due to a steep, rutted descent from BM 19 under the power lines. After the drop, the trail turns left and continues under a tall tree canopy along a wide, smooth path similar to BM 55. Scenic ro...
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BM 172 is a technical single-track recommended only for the most advanced dirt bikers, particularly in wet conditions. The west end begins at a gate, entering a lush, dense forest along a scenic hillside with mossy rock walls. The initial section is deceptively smooth but includes slick leaf decay, ...
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This trail will take you from "mud hole point" down to the "Right Fork of Hell Creek" to gain quick access out of the hills for help or repair. It does not have any side rides to confuse you and is pretty straightforward.
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BM 137 is a short but technical half-mile singletrack that challenges riders with a steep, rocky start featuring mossy boulder shelves about a foot tall. It winds through tight, overgrown forest with slick downed logs, embedded rock layers, and steep hills covered in leaf decay and loose rock. The t...
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BM 58 is a 1.3-mile, easy route near the Buffalo Mountain staging area, making it a likely spot to encounter other trail users. The trail runs through a lush, shaded forest with a consistent tree canopy and a mostly smooth surface. Minor embedded rock, debris, and shallow ruts are present but do not...
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BM 34 is a 1.6-mile loop off BM 25 featuring a shelfy, moderately narrow path that winds along the mountainside. The trail includes loose dirt, some ruts, and a series of moderate switchbacks, offering open views under the powerlines and passing by scenic rock walls. While not overly technical, the ...
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BM 19 forms an easy 2.5-mile loop through lush forest with wide paths, scenic rocky cliffs, and dark coal-like soil in places. While mostly gradual with minimal elevation change, the trail includes narrower shelfy sections along the hillside. Riders should be prepared for occasional mud puddles and ...
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BM 37 is a 0.6-mile connector between BM 36 and BM 10, offering an easy alternative route on the west side of the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. The trail passes a radio tower and runs beneath open skies along the power lines, with a wide, smooth, and gradual surface throughout. It's a simple, sceni...
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BM 36 is a short but steep 0.8-mile climb from south to north, zigzagging up the mountainside on the far west side of the Buffalo Mountain Trail System near Williamson. The trail is narrow and winds through lush forest with tight switchbacks, loose rock, and shallow ruts. A scenic viewpoint on the n...
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BM 95 forms the easier side of the loop with BM 94 in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. It's a narrow, shelfy trail with loamy soil, low branches, and mildly steep grades, but remains mostly smooth with minimal obstacles. As of May 2025, a large downed log blocks the trail, making it impassable for...
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BM 10 is a long, easy access route connecting the town of Williamson to the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. Primarily wide, smooth, and gradual with sweeping corners, it serves as a convenient community connector for riders seeking food, fuel, or access to trails on the far west side of the trail sys...
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BM 37 is a 0.6-mile connector between BM 36 and BM 10, offering an easy alternative route on the west side of the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. The trail passes a radio tower and runs beneath open skies along the power lines, with a wide, smooth, and gradual surface throughout. It's a simple, sceni...
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BM 36 is a short but steep 0.8-mile climb from south to north, zigzagging up the mountainside on the far west side of the Buffalo Mountain Trail System near Williamson. The trail is narrow and winds through lush forest with tight switchbacks, loose rock, and shallow ruts. A scenic viewpoint on the n...
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BM 95 forms the easier side of the loop with BM 94 in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. It's a narrow, shelfy trail with loamy soil, low branches, and mildly steep grades, but remains mostly smooth with minimal obstacles. As of May 2025, a large downed log blocks the trail, making it impassable for...
Learn more about BM 95

BM 10 is a long, easy access route connecting the town of Williamson to the Buffalo Mountain Trail System. Primarily wide, smooth, and gradual with sweeping corners, it serves as a convenient community connector for riders seeking food, fuel, or access to trails on the far west side of the trail sys...
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