
Dirt Bike Trails
Near Dixie, West Virginia
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Dirt Bike Trails Near Dixie, West Virginia
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KC14
Kelly's Creek Trail 14 runs along the eastern border of the Kelly's Creek sector. For the majority of the route, the trail closely parallels Shadrick Fork (creek), and there are several shallow fordings along the way. These fordings should remain less than 12 inches except in times of heavy rain. Th...
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KC15A
Kelly's Creek Trail 15A is an out-and-back adventure with an interesting little surprise near the end! Keep an eye out for a small opening in the side of the mountain, down low. The entire ride is beautiful, lined with ferns and dense leaf canopy in season. The trail is narrow with almost no safe pa...
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KC15
Kelly's Creek Trail 15 is an old logging road that has been cut open recently for logging operations. As such, there are some wide open views for much of the way, and the majority of the trail is open and clear. The road surface is mostly dirt, with some ruts and minor puddles. Ultimately, this trai...
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KC19
KC19 is a flat shelf road on the eastern edge of the Kelly's Creek sector of the AOT. Along the way, you will encounter some thick mud, ruts, and possible overgrown vegetation. The road surface is primarily dirt with some grass, with the majority of it being smooth and well graded. The track is wide...
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KC18
Kelly's Creek Trail 18 is a track with a lot of variety. At the KC4 end it is steep and narrow, passing along the border of a plot which was more recently timbered, giving way to some incredible views to the east. As the road departs the logging area, it becomes more densely forested and slightly sh...
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KC20
Kelly's Creek Trail 20 is a nearly 1.5-mile (each way) out-and-back adventure with access to a spur trail (KC20A) to explore as well. The track is relatively flat, with sections being a shelf road; however, the entire road is comfortably wide. There is one mud hole just past the spur, which can be q...
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KC4B
KC4B is a short out-and-back trail to a well site with a large flat grassy area giving plenty of room to turn around. Along the route are some minor ruts/washes and mud puddles, but no real obstacles to be concerned with. The trail surface is rocky dirt, and while the road grade is wide, vegetation ...
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KC20A
KC20A is a short out-and-back trail to a well site with a large flat grassy area giving plenty of room to turn around. Along the route are some minor ruts and mud puddles, but no real obstacles to contend with. The trail surface is dirt, and while the road grade is wide, vegetation has grown in such...
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KC16
Kelly's Creek Trail 16 is a connector trail that primarily follows a pipeline right of way. Serving to connect KC4 and KC15, this narrow and rugged ride slowly changes elevation from KC4 to the top, but changes quickly on the steeper section towards KC15. The hill on the eastern end (KC15) of the tr...
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KC21 - Sugar Camp Road
Kelly's Creek Trail 21 is a nearly 1.5-mile-long (each way) out-and-back adventure beginning at KC4 and dropping in elevation from start to finish. The majority of the trail is a shelf road of varying width, with the section nearest KC4 being steep, rutted, and washed, as well as one of the narrowes...
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KC17
Kelly's Creek Trail 17 is a nearly one-mile-long ride out to a well site. There is one intersecting connector, which is KC7 leading down to KC5 Five Mile Road. Shortly beyond the KC7 intersection, the road ends at a well site with a large open turnaround area. The trail surface is primarily dirt, wi...
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Panther Mountains
This is a gravel road along The Gauley River National Rec Area. It has access to Gauley river, and multiple hiking trails including the stairway to heaven, multiple water crossings and beautiful waterfalls. This is a great area for camping along the river. Remember to take out what you bring in.
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KC4A
Kelly's Creek Trail 4A is a short alternative section of KC4 that is significantly more challenging than the primary section of trail that it routes around. The entire trail is narrow, with minimal room to pass anywhere along the route. The eastern end has a segment that is moderately off camber for...
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KC4C
Kelly's Creek Trail 4C is a short out-and-back adventure spur trail off of KC4. The track is a relatively flat, smooth grade with some possible ruts and minor washouts. Along the way, you may encounter some overgrown vegetation. Ultimately, this road leads to a large grassy well site with plenty of ...
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KC7
Kelly's Creek Trail 7 is a branch off of the lower section of KC5 File Mile Road. It connects KC5 to KC17 through dense hardwood forests and along some rugged terrain. There is one creek crossing along the route, which can range in depth from a dry creek bed to a 6 to 8-inch deep flow, depending on ...
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KC4
Kelly's Creek Trail 4 is an easy-to-moderate trail within the AOT. This route has several short rocky hills with loose rocks and small ledges. The trail surface is primarily dirt, with ruts and rocks scattered throughout. There is one wide section with numerous deep ruts and deep mud holes, none of ...
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KC5 - Five Mile Road
Kelly's Creek Trail 5 is an easy, smooth trail within the AOT trail system. The trail surface is primarily gravel, with some dirt. Occasional shallow ruts and washes are expected on the sloped sections. There are some shallow puddles scattered throughout, but none are muddy. The entire road is wide ...
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KC23A
KC23A is a short dead-end spur trail off of KC23 within the Kelly's Creek Sector of the AOT. The trail begins with a short rutted grade that is moderately washed out. The majority of the track is wide with some overgrown vegetation along the sides, making for room to pass carefully. At the end of th...
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KC23
Kelly's Creek Trail 23 is an out-and-back adventure that is nearly 4 miles round trip. Elevation change is minimal from end to end, but the majority of the trail is a shelf road, hugging the contours of the rugged hillside of this very steep terrain. In a few areas, the trail is relatively narrow, a...
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KC22
Kelly's Creek Trail 22 is a winding track that serves to connect KC3 to KC5 in the central area of the Kelly's Creek sector of the AOT. Along the route are multiple minor mud holes and ruts, none of which should pose as much of an obstacle. The majority of the trail is a shelf road; however, it is n...
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ATV trails near Dixie, West Virginia
Explore ATV-friendly trails near you. These trails are accessible for vehicles up to 50 inches wide, perfect for ATVs and smaller off-road machines.

KC14
Kelly's Creek Trail 14 runs along the eastern border of the Kelly's Creek sector. For the majority of the route, the trail closely parallels Shadrick Fork (creek), and there are several shallow fordings along the way. These fordings should remain less than 12 inches except in times of heavy rain. Th...
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KC15A
Kelly's Creek Trail 15A is an out-and-back adventure with an interesting little surprise near the end! Keep an eye out for a small opening in the side of the mountain, down low. The entire ride is beautiful, lined with ferns and dense leaf canopy in season. The trail is narrow with almost no safe pa...
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KC15
Kelly's Creek Trail 15 is an old logging road that has been cut open recently for logging operations. As such, there are some wide open views for much of the way, and the majority of the trail is open and clear. The road surface is mostly dirt, with some ruts and minor puddles. Ultimately, this trai...
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KC19
KC19 is a flat shelf road on the eastern edge of the Kelly's Creek sector of the AOT. Along the way, you will encounter some thick mud, ruts, and possible overgrown vegetation. The road surface is primarily dirt with some grass, with the majority of it being smooth and well graded. The track is wide...
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UTV/side-by-side trails near Dixie, West Virginia
Find UTV and side-by-side trails near you. These trails accommodate vehicles up to 60 inches wide, ideal for UTVs, side-by-sides, and wider off-road rigs.

KC14
Kelly's Creek Trail 14 runs along the eastern border of the Kelly's Creek sector. For the majority of the route, the trail closely parallels Shadrick Fork (creek), and there are several shallow fordings along the way. These fordings should remain less than 12 inches except in times of heavy rain. Th...
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KC15A
Kelly's Creek Trail 15A is an out-and-back adventure with an interesting little surprise near the end! Keep an eye out for a small opening in the side of the mountain, down low. The entire ride is beautiful, lined with ferns and dense leaf canopy in season. The trail is narrow with almost no safe pa...
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KC15
Kelly's Creek Trail 15 is an old logging road that has been cut open recently for logging operations. As such, there are some wide open views for much of the way, and the majority of the trail is open and clear. The road surface is mostly dirt, with some ruts and minor puddles. Ultimately, this trai...
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KC19
KC19 is a flat shelf road on the eastern edge of the Kelly's Creek sector of the AOT. Along the way, you will encounter some thick mud, ruts, and possible overgrown vegetation. The road surface is primarily dirt with some grass, with the majority of it being smooth and well graded. The track is wide...
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