Dirt Bike Trails
Near Davy, West Virginia

Belcher Ridge Run is a thrilling 30-mile journey designed for intermediate to advanced offroaders seeking a diverse mix of challenging terrain, scenic high-ridge vistas, and local Appalachian culture. This point-to-point route, which ranges in elevation from 1,458 to 2,845 feet, features over 4,000 ...
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Trail W11 begins on Stadium Drive just south of Welch, West Virginia, with no designated parking at the northern access point. The trail climbs steeply from the pavement via several wide, rutted switchbacks with loose rock; momentum is key on the steep grade. Though the surface is somewhat rutted, t...
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The trail kicks off under heavy, lush forest canopy along packed dirt trails that follow the natural valley terrain. This section is known for having several large, permanent mud puddles and deep water wallows stretching across the width of the trail. Momentum and proper tire placement are key here ...
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Trail W44 is a wide, well-maintained route that runs 3.7 miles along the mountainside with a smooth, gradual descent from south to north. The trail features minor embedded rocks, gentle hairpin turns, and follows a ridge line for part of its length. It is an easy traverse suitable for all skill leve...
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Mountain Fork in West Virginia is a demanding side-by-side trail that features rocky ledges, muddy stretches, and multiple water crossings. It's rugged terrain throughout, challenging both skill and equipment. Expect constantly changing conditions and obstacles that keep you on your toes from start ...
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Trail W32 is an easy, scenic route that begins at its north end with a narrow, shelf-like path along the mountainside, passing mossy rock cliffs and dense forest. It gradually descends to the forest floor, meeting Trail W71, before climbing back out. South of that intersection, the trail becomes wid...
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Trail W29 is a 3.3-mile easy trail with shelf sections, smooth terrain, and occasional mud puddles and ruts. The route offers scenic views through the trees along the mountainside and includes wide corners, though drivers should remain alert for oncoming traffic. After climbing up the first mile, it...
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Trail W71 is a 1.6-mile connector that climbs steeply from north to south, offering a more technical ride suited for experienced users. Starting with a small stream crossing, the trail dips briefly before entering a dense beech forest, paralleling a ravine with potential water on the trail. The narr...
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Folsom Hill is a rugged, highly technical trail designed for riders who love a good mechanical and driving challenge. Tucked deep within the dense forest canopy of the Appalachian Mountains, this trail trades smooth riding for raw, unyielding terrain that requires careful tire placement and excellen...
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Trail W31 is a 1.3-mile, easy route that begins at its southern junction with Trail W21 on the forest floor. It starts with a small stream crossing and follows the stream and ravine before gradually climbing up on a shelf-like path. The trail features smooth terrain with minimal rock, shaded by fore...
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PC 31 is a 1.3-mile, beginner-friendly route near the Pinnacle Creek staging area, making it a common starting point where riders may encounter other trail users. The trail is wide with shallow ruts, minor loose and embedded rock, and passes scenic rock walls. While it includes a few steeper section...
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PC 33 is a 0.6-mile connector between two segments of trail PC 18. It is fast and wide with shallow ruts and loose rock, running shelf-like along the hillside. While there are a few steeper sections, the trail remains generally easy and suitable for most riders. Its open layout and smooth flow make ...
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Trail W54 is a 1.2-mile route descending from south to north with a mix of gradual and steeper sections. The trail features embedded rock, loose surface material, and occasional slickrock layers, creating a chunkier, moderately technical ride. Short rock shelves under a foot tall and larger rocks fi...
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PC 18 is a 2.1-mile route that descends steadily from south to north, starting as a fast, flowing option early in a ride from the Pinnacle Creek staging area. The trail runs shelf-like along the hillside with gradual and sometimes blind corners, water bars, and occasional mud puddles. A few large bu...
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PC 119 is a dirt bike-only route, though this designation is not clearly marked at the start of the trail. It begins as a wide path through the trees and descends steeply with ruts and significant leaf decay along the surface. A small stream crossing adds variety before the trail narrows into a shel...
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PC 35 is a short connector--less than a quarter mile--linking trail PC 18 to PC 38. While still classified as easy, it features more ruts, loose rock, and a steeper grade than surrounding trails, along with a brief off-camber section. Its short length keeps it accessible, but riders should be prepar...
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PC 19 is a 3.7-mile route that begins as a wide path along the hilltops with minor embedded rock and transitions into tall forested areas with patches of black, coal-like dirt. The trail weaves gently beneath power lines and through open forest sections, featuring wide, gradual switchbacks. It provi...
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Jerry’s Trail offers off-road riders a classic, deep-woods West Virginia backcountry experience. Marked at its trailhead by a memorable wooden memorial sign dedicated to Jerry ("In Loving Memory of Dad"), the route largely consists of an unpaved, old logging-style mountain road. Riders will navigate...
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Trail W73 is a 2-mile spur off Trail 32, featuring a steep, narrow ascent that winds up the mountainside. The route includes deeper ruts, loose rocks, and embedded rock layers in loamy soil, requiring careful line selection and steady momentum. While there aren't any actual shelves or obstacles, the...
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PC 40 is a narrow, shelfy route that is smoother than the surrounding rocky trails, making it the easy connector option between parallel trails PC 92 and PC 93, which are more moderate. Lined with dense rhododendron, it offers a lush, jungle-like feel along the mountainside. Despite its uneven and n...
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Belcher Ridge Run is a thrilling 30-mile journey designed for intermediate to advanced offroaders seeking a diverse mix of challenging terrain, scenic high-ridge vistas, and local Appalachian culture. This point-to-point route, which ranges in elevation from 1,458 to 2,845 feet, features over 4,000 ...
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Trail W11 begins on Stadium Drive just south of Welch, West Virginia, with no designated parking at the northern access point. The trail climbs steeply from the pavement via several wide, rutted switchbacks with loose rock; momentum is key on the steep grade. Though the surface is somewhat rutted, t...
Learn more about W11

The trail kicks off under heavy, lush forest canopy along packed dirt trails that follow the natural valley terrain. This section is known for having several large, permanent mud puddles and deep water wallows stretching across the width of the trail. Momentum and proper tire placement are key here ...
Learn more about The Rocket Boys Trail

Trail W44 is a wide, well-maintained route that runs 3.7 miles along the mountainside with a smooth, gradual descent from south to north. The trail features minor embedded rocks, gentle hairpin turns, and follows a ridge line for part of its length. It is an easy traverse suitable for all skill leve...
Learn more about W44

Belcher Ridge Run is a thrilling 30-mile journey designed for intermediate to advanced offroaders seeking a diverse mix of challenging terrain, scenic high-ridge vistas, and local Appalachian culture. This point-to-point route, which ranges in elevation from 1,458 to 2,845 feet, features over 4,000 ...
Learn more about Belcher Ridge Run

Trail W11 begins on Stadium Drive just south of Welch, West Virginia, with no designated parking at the northern access point. The trail climbs steeply from the pavement via several wide, rutted switchbacks with loose rock; momentum is key on the steep grade. Though the surface is somewhat rutted, t...
Learn more about W11

The trail kicks off under heavy, lush forest canopy along packed dirt trails that follow the natural valley terrain. This section is known for having several large, permanent mud puddles and deep water wallows stretching across the width of the trail. Momentum and proper tire placement are key here ...
Learn more about The Rocket Boys Trail

Trail W44 is a wide, well-maintained route that runs 3.7 miles along the mountainside with a smooth, gradual descent from south to north. The trail features minor embedded rocks, gentle hairpin turns, and follows a ridge line for part of its length. It is an easy traverse suitable for all skill leve...
Learn more about W44