Dirt Bike Trails
Near Clinchport, Virginia

MV52 is a quarter-mile-long trail descending from 14 with a more technical surface. The trail is grassy and overgrown in sections, which can obscure larger loose rocks and deeper ruts, making obstacles harder to see. Drivers should proceed cautiously due to the hidden hazards along the descent. Expe...
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MV56 is a short trail less than half a mile long, offering a steep, rutted descent from the south end with uneven embedded layers of rock that make it more technical than the surrounding routes. Loose rocks within the ruts and tight hairpin turns add to the challenge. This moderate trail is better s...
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MV51 departs from MV52 and heads east along a ridge through dense forest, featuring ruts on a steep descent. At the intersection with MV54, it turns south and continues descending along an overgrown, grassy path. The trail is shelfy in places and reconnects with MV52. Though short, it presents moder...
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MV55 is a moderate trail with a steep, rutted climb from south to north that becomes challenging when wet due to traction loss. The route features deep ruts, larger loose rocks, roots, and debris, with grassy and overgrown sections. Near the top, embedded rock layers form small ledges under a foot t...
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MV54 is a short 215 yard long loop off MV51 that descends steeply through very overgrown and faint sections. The trail includes narrow, off-camber areas, and then climbs back up to complete the loop. Despite its brief length, the rutted and uneven terrain presents moderate difficulty with some techn...
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MV53 features a steep climb from north to south with small loose rocks and leaf decay that can become slick when wet. Drivers should watch for downed logs and branches along the route. The trail ascends through dense forest and meets MV51 at a sharp hairpin turn, presenting moderate difficulty overa...
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MV73 is a 1.2-mile moderate trail that winds through dense forest on a narrow, rocky dirt path. It descends steeply along a shelfy hillside with rutted, slightly off-camber sections and tight hairpin switchbacks. The trail drops to a lower, wetter forest floor with muddy areas and continued shelf ex...
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MV14 is an easy trail that follows a wide shelf path along the edge of a hill through dense Appalachian forest. The terrain includes roots, decomposing soil, and leaf decay, with occasional muddy ruts and puddles but no significant obstacles. The trail passes alongside scenic tall rock walls and end...
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MV78 is a short 175-yard connector trail linking MV73 and MV14. Despite its length, it is semi-technical due to deep ruts running along both sides and a steep hill climb when traveling north to south. The trail passes through dense forest and includes small loose rocks, leaf decay, sticks, and debri...
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MV75 is a 0.8-mile easy trail that forms a loop with MV78. It features a wide, shelfy path with consistent mud and ruts, along with a few minor rocky sections that add some variety. The terrain is mostly smooth and manageable, making it suitable for drivers of most skill levels, although it is surro...
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This is a very scenic mountain road, mostly all gravel, but it still has some rocky inclines and loose dirt. Enjoy the best view in Harlan County from Pyramid Rock if you dare to climb it. As always, be very cautious of the wildlife - several bears were seen on the way up.
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MV4 is a nearly 3-mile-long trail running through the center of the Mountain View trail system. It is a wide, easy route with scattered loose and embedded rocks, along with occasional mud puddles. The terrain is mostly flat with gradual elevation changes. MV4 begins at MV1, passes the more difficult...
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MV3 is a short quarter-mile connector between MV4 and MV1, beginning with a steep, deeply rutted incline from the west. The trail climbs a shelf path with tight turns up a hillside to a ridge, featuring more loose rock and embedded rock layers than nearby trails, making it moderately difficult. It b...
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MV80 is a challenging and scenic trail that runs through dense forest with wide sections, loose rocks, and frequent large puddles. Drivers pass giant boulders and scenic hillsides, and swampy puddles sometimes flood the entire trail width. In the middle of the route, it looks like it dead ends, but ...
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Trail 12 splits into two parts in the OHV area. It is divided by private land. For mapping purposes, this trail has been labeled "12a" and "12b". 12a is an easy drive and is a great way to navigate through the park. There are some elevation changes and small rocks. In some areas, the trail is wide e...
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MV13 is a moderate offshoot from MV1, offering a mix of flat, wide terrain and semi-steep grades. The trail includes embedded rocks and mud puddles throughout. Near the west end, it splits into two paths: the northern route is rated most difficult, while the southern split remains moderate, featurin...
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MV12 is a 1.8-mile trail that runs parallel to MV1, beginning under the powerlines and following a shelf along the hillside. It features small loose rock, big mud puddles, and muddy ruts, with gradual elevation changes as it goes up and over small hills. The trail is generally easy and passes alongs...
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Trail 20 is a dirt trail and just under 2.5 miles long. It's a very scenic drive that weaves along the mountain's edge. There are some mild elevation changes and it's a great way to easily navigate from the north end to the middle of the OHV area. There are a couple of small rocky areas, but the tra...
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This trail is just over 2 miles long and is a great opportunity to see the Black Mountain trails without getting too crazy. There are also a couple of small waterfalls to enjoy. The terrain is dirt with some small rocks and water puddles. The trail does have a few areas that could potentially wash o...
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MV17 continues west from MV2 for 1.6 miles, maintaining an easy rating with a wide track and minor ruts along one side. The trail alternates between open hillsides and stretches of dense woods, offering varied scenery. Surface conditions remain manageable, with gravel, waterbars, and occasional pudd...
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MV52 is a quarter-mile-long trail descending from 14 with a more technical surface. The trail is grassy and overgrown in sections, which can obscure larger loose rocks and deeper ruts, making obstacles harder to see. Drivers should proceed cautiously due to the hidden hazards along the descent. Expe...
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MV56 is a short trail less than half a mile long, offering a steep, rutted descent from the south end with uneven embedded layers of rock that make it more technical than the surrounding routes. Loose rocks within the ruts and tight hairpin turns add to the challenge. This moderate trail is better s...
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MV51 departs from MV52 and heads east along a ridge through dense forest, featuring ruts on a steep descent. At the intersection with MV54, it turns south and continues descending along an overgrown, grassy path. The trail is shelfy in places and reconnects with MV52. Though short, it presents moder...
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MV55 is a moderate trail with a steep, rutted climb from south to north that becomes challenging when wet due to traction loss. The route features deep ruts, larger loose rocks, roots, and debris, with grassy and overgrown sections. Near the top, embedded rock layers form small ledges under a foot t...
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MV52 is a quarter-mile-long trail descending from 14 with a more technical surface. The trail is grassy and overgrown in sections, which can obscure larger loose rocks and deeper ruts, making obstacles harder to see. Drivers should proceed cautiously due to the hidden hazards along the descent. Expe...
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MV56 is a short trail less than half a mile long, offering a steep, rutted descent from the south end with uneven embedded layers of rock that make it more technical than the surrounding routes. Loose rocks within the ruts and tight hairpin turns add to the challenge. This moderate trail is better s...
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MV51 departs from MV52 and heads east along a ridge through dense forest, featuring ruts on a steep descent. At the intersection with MV54, it turns south and continues descending along an overgrown, grassy path. The trail is shelfy in places and reconnects with MV52. Though short, it presents moder...
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MV55 is a moderate trail with a steep, rutted climb from south to north that becomes challenging when wet due to traction loss. The route features deep ruts, larger loose rocks, roots, and debris, with grassy and overgrown sections. Near the top, embedded rock layers form small ledges under a foot t...
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