Dirt Bike Trails
Near Crumpler, West Virginia

Trail 180 is a 0.6-mile primitive singletrack designed for dirt bikes, beginning along a shelfy hillside with a steep slope to one side. The trail surface includes roots, loose rocks, and embedded rock slabs, with several blunt shelves about a foot tall. Conditions can be slick due to decomposing lo...
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Trail 68 is a short, quarter-mile connector that links Trail 62 to Trail 76. While it includes a few steep sections with some loose rock and ruts, the overall route remains accessible to most skill levels. It functions as a straightforward transfer trail within the system, offering an efficient conn...
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From its northeast entrance, Trail 78 begins as a wide, shelfy path that cuts across a scenic hillside lined with moss-covered rock walls and surrounded by lush forest. The trail surface is generally super smooth with no significant obstacles, though several flat embedded rocks are present. After ra...
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Trail 62 is a three-mile route that winds through a scenic section of forest, with wet rock walls lining parts of the trail. It's a narrower path with a mix of embedded and loose rock, and one side features a rut about a foot deep that riders will want to avoid. The trail gradually ascends and wraps...
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Trail 87 is a short connector, less than a quarter mile long, running through a narrow path in lush forest. The trail looks like all the small rocks have been pushed to one side in a shallow rut, while the other side of the trail remains smooth and slightly elevated. Water bars are present along the...
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Trail 91 is a one-mile route that descends gradually from north to south. It is a wide, easy connector trail within the system, featuring shallow ruts and gentle corners. The trail passes alongside a small pond, where riders will encounter slightly looser rock. It also includes shelfy, narrower sect...
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Trail 71 is a 0.7-mile connector between Trails 93 and 54 that offers a bit more variety than the smoother, flowing roads nearby. It features a steep descent with loose rocks and loamy soil that can be slick and rutted in places. There are a few shelfy sections and embedded rock surfaces, but they'r...
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Trail 54 is a 1.2-mile route that begins at the north entrance near Trail 71 and descends through a series of tight switchbacks. While the turns have a small shoulder for maneuvering, they remain tight, and the segments between them are steep with minor loose rock. The trail includes shelfy sections...
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While designated as dirt bike-only, both entrances to Trail 165 are lacking the trail designation signs, making the start appear accessible to larger vehicles, and thus widening the route to look more like a two-track. When making a counter-clockwise loop, the trail begins as an easy, wide path wind...
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Trail 98 is a half-mile route that gradually ascends from west to east, featuring consistently rocky terrain throughout. The initial section is filled with large flat rock slabs, small shelves, and bedrock outcroppings. While the shelves aren't especially tall, careful line selection is necessary as...
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Trail 84 is a highly technical trail intended for skilled riders only, featuring a series of challenging rock shelves that riders will ascend when traveling north to south. Starting from Trail 54, the trail begins with a steep climb that includes several boulders, ruts, and small shelves. This leads...
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Trail 90 is a short but challenging tenth-of-a-mile climb, ideal for riders seeking a more technical detour. The trail is steep, loose, and heavily rutted, with decomposed dirt that sluffs off easily under tires. A series of embedded rock shelves--some up to three feet tall--are encountered when rid...
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Trail 67 is an easy 0.8-mile route that begins at its southern end with a moderate climb up the hillside, featuring some embedded rock and shallow ruts. The trail ascends into a shelfy section with a couple of large hairpin corners, gradually switchbacking uphill. The turns are not overly sharp or s...
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Trail 55 is a 0.7-mile easy route that winds through the forest with wide, shallow ruts and large mud puddles that often span the width of the trail. The path features smooth, sweeping corners and passes through the intersection with Trail 84 before becoming shelfy along the hillside, offering views...
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Trail 76 is a smooth and scenic route that features black coal dirt and winds through a lush forest. The trail offers a smooth surface with small rocks pushed to the side. Riders should remain cautious of potential hazards, including mud and downed trees. Along the way, there is an old rusted remnan...
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Trail 172 is a dirt bike-only singletrack that begins on the north end at the intersection with Trail 54, climbing a leaf-strewn, root-filled hillside. The ascent is technical, with loose boulders and embedded rock layers, and can become particularly slick when wet. Riders should expect downed trees...
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Trail 190 is a short singletrack loop rated "Most Difficult," offering a more primitive riding experience through dense forest. The trail features technical sections with rocks and roots, and the terrain remains slick in both wet and dry conditions due to mossy surfaces, decaying leaves, and decompo...
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Trail 64 is a one-mile-long route that runs flat and wide through the forest, serving as a smooth, easy, and scenic connector. The surface is composed of clean dirt with hardly any rock, making it ideal for beginners. With no noticeable elevation change, it provides a gentle ride from Trail 52 to th...
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From the west entrance, Trail 99 has a short technical climb up a rocky hillside, completely covered in boulders of varying sizes, forming loose shelves up to a couple of feet tall. Riders have to pick a good line and maintain momentum. It mellows out at the top of the hill until it comes to the int...
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Trail 93 is a 1.3-mile easy route that winds through a scenic forest composed of hophornbeam and yellow buckeye trees. The trail features minor ruts and loose rock, with narrower sections containing slightly more loose material. Gradual, sweeping corners and shelfy segments offer a smooth and enjoya...
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Trail 68 is a short, quarter-mile connector that links Trail 62 to Trail 76. While it includes a few steep sections with some loose rock and ruts, the overall route remains accessible to most skill levels. It functions as a straightforward transfer trail within the system, offering an efficient conn...
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From its northeast entrance, Trail 78 begins as a wide, shelfy path that cuts across a scenic hillside lined with moss-covered rock walls and surrounded by lush forest. The trail surface is generally super smooth with no significant obstacles, though several flat embedded rocks are present. After ra...
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Trail 62 is a three-mile route that winds through a scenic section of forest, with wet rock walls lining parts of the trail. It's a narrower path with a mix of embedded and loose rock, and one side features a rut about a foot deep that riders will want to avoid. The trail gradually ascends and wraps...
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Trail 87 is a short connector, less than a quarter mile long, running through a narrow path in lush forest. The trail looks like all the small rocks have been pushed to one side in a shallow rut, while the other side of the trail remains smooth and slightly elevated. Water bars are present along the...
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Trail 68 is a short, quarter-mile connector that links Trail 62 to Trail 76. While it includes a few steep sections with some loose rock and ruts, the overall route remains accessible to most skill levels. It functions as a straightforward transfer trail within the system, offering an efficient conn...
Learn more about IR 68

From its northeast entrance, Trail 78 begins as a wide, shelfy path that cuts across a scenic hillside lined with moss-covered rock walls and surrounded by lush forest. The trail surface is generally super smooth with no significant obstacles, though several flat embedded rocks are present. After ra...
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Trail 62 is a three-mile route that winds through a scenic section of forest, with wet rock walls lining parts of the trail. It's a narrower path with a mix of embedded and loose rock, and one side features a rut about a foot deep that riders will want to avoid. The trail gradually ascends and wraps...
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Trail 87 is a short connector, less than a quarter mile long, running through a narrow path in lush forest. The trail looks like all the small rocks have been pushed to one side in a shallow rut, while the other side of the trail remains smooth and slightly elevated. Water bars are present along the...
Learn more about IR 87