Dirt Bike Trails
Near Delbarton, West Virginia

BM 15 is a 4.8-mile access route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, offering a smooth, gradual ascent from the staging area into the hills. The trail begins as a wide, gravel path under consistent tree cover, narrowing slightly after the first intersection into a shelf-like track that curves alon...
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BM 48 is a 1.6-mile narrow OHV route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning on the east end with a rocky, shelfy ascent along the mountainside. The climb includes loose rock, ruts, and embedded rock layers forming small shelves--manageable when dry but more challenging in wet conditions. Af...
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BM 182 is a challenging, technical single track in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning with a steep, rocky climb from the east end on a wide, shelfy path. It quickly narrows into proper singletrack along a ridgeline through lush forest, with loose and embedded rock that becomes extremely sl...
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BM 197 is a 0.5-mile more advanced singletrack in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, starting at the intersection with BM 186 on its south end. This narrow ridgeline route offers a true singletrack experience with overgrown vegetation and low-hanging logs requiring ducking. The trail features slick,...
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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 55 is a 1.5-mile easy connector in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning with a steep descent from the east end into a lush, green corridor. The trail levels out quickly into a smooth, low-gradient path with wide, gradual corners and scenic views under the power lines. With no significant ...
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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 22 is a 2-mile easy connector descending down from the hilltops at trail 15, down to near Highway 52 and the intersection with trail 10. It offers a mostly wide path with occasional narrower sections, minor loose rock, and shallow ruts. The grades are gradual throughout, and the route passes alon...
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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 199 follows a ridgeline for 3.4 miles, offering a mix of narrow and moderately wide sections, but remains a challenging trail best suited for advanced riders. It winds underneath a leafy canopy with tight maneuvering between trees, and multiple steep sections filled with embedded rock, forming mo...
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BM 186 has a wide, rutted, and steep climb from the south, with embedded rock and clear signs of ATV use--widened to two-track width in places. It starts out easy, passing scenic boulders and rock walls, then narrows as it enters more technical terrain. Deep muddy ruts, slick embedded rock, and stee...
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BM 13 is a 4.3-mile easy-rated access corridor typical of the Buffalo Mountain system, offering wide, smooth, and graded terrain with room for two-way travel and excellent visibility. It features gradual grades, casual wide corners, and passes through lush forest with scenic rock walls, making it a ...
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BM 26, when approached from the north, begins as a narrow, shelf-like descent down the mountain with a mostly smooth surface and occasional rocky patches. It drops to the forest floor beside Lick Creek, where lush, jungle-like surroundings and intermittent water on the trail are the norm. The trail ...
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BM 20 is a 5-mile, wide, easy access corridor that winds through lush forest with a high tree canopy and excellent visibility. The trail follows a curvy, shelfy path along the hillside beside scenic rock walls, passing a massive boulder that has fallen from the wall above. The trail maintains good w...
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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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The elevation slowly climbs from the creek bed to the top of the mountain. The dirt is hard-packed with a couple of rocky spots. Anyone with experience can do this without worrying. This is another quick route to the hard top in a need-to situation.
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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 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 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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BM 15 is a 4.8-mile access route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, offering a smooth, gradual ascent from the staging area into the hills. The trail begins as a wide, gravel path under consistent tree cover, narrowing slightly after the first intersection into a shelf-like track that curves alon...
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BM 48 is a 1.6-mile narrow OHV route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning on the east end with a rocky, shelfy ascent along the mountainside. The climb includes loose rock, ruts, and embedded rock layers forming small shelves--manageable when dry but more challenging in wet conditions. Af...
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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 55 is a 1.5-mile easy connector in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning with a steep descent from the east end into a lush, green corridor. The trail levels out quickly into a smooth, low-gradient path with wide, gradual corners and scenic views under the power lines. With no significant ...
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BM 15 is a 4.8-mile access route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, offering a smooth, gradual ascent from the staging area into the hills. The trail begins as a wide, gravel path under consistent tree cover, narrowing slightly after the first intersection into a shelf-like track that curves alon...
Learn more about BM 15

BM 48 is a 1.6-mile narrow OHV route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning on the east end with a rocky, shelfy ascent along the mountainside. The climb includes loose rock, ruts, and embedded rock layers forming small shelves--manageable when dry but more challenging in wet conditions. Af...
Learn more about BM 48

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...
Learn more about BM 58

BM 55 is a 1.5-mile easy connector in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, beginning with a steep descent from the east end into a lush, green corridor. The trail levels out quickly into a smooth, low-gradient path with wide, gradual corners and scenic views under the power lines. With no significant ...
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