Dirt Bike Trails
Near Dunbar, Virginia

This is the main trail from the parking behind Fishpond Lake. It connects all other trails currently in the marked system. The trail is mostly dirt; expect a lot of standing water even in the summer, occasional tight switchbacks, and short climbs. This trail leads to Trail 6 which eventually wraps b...
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This is the Mid-Mountain Bench Trail that completes the loop around the Fishpond Lake property. It's slightly more technical than Trail 1, but still a main trail. Expect more narrow bench-cut mine roads, but less standing water and mud. Trail 6 gives access to some out-and-back spur trails to the to...
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133A is a loop trail off of 133. There are a few steep climbs with some smooth rocks scattered throughout the climbs. Mostly under the canopy of the trees, this track will take you along the ridge of the mountain back to the beginning of Trail 133. It's very pretty and scenic along this track. It wo...
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Trail 133 is a mixture of rocks and dirt. You start off with a steep rocky section and it quickly tightens up at the top of the ridge. You will make your way across the ridge and start descending down into the trees. At this point, the track tightens up quite a bit. You will start winding your way t...
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This is an easy green trail and it has a fantastic spot to stop and take pictures and have lunch. Located on the left, a few minutes after starting the trail, there is a cool rock overhang. People have been stopping by this location for years to climb up, have lunch, and rest for a little bit. The t...
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This track will take you down to Highway 510 on Line Fork. It is mostly gravel with a few spots to cross mud holes. Take it slow, and you could see wildlife along your route. Deer were spotted while mapping this trail. Nothing much to be worried about, as this can mostly be done in 2WD, except for t...
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This trail is pretty short and that's because the park owners have not yet finished it. 126 is designated for future use at the moment, but there are plans to make the trail accessible from Sock it to it. Currently, Sock it to it is an in-and-out trail located in the vicinity. Once work is complete,...
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This trail is a point-to-point route that begins as a two-track gravel road following Caney Creek. Expect multiple water crossings; depending on recent rainfall, these can range from A foot deep to completely impassable. The initial stretch features several pull-offs offering stunning views of tower...
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125 is a blue trail that will take you to trail 128 and then to trail 123. There are a few deep mud holes that you need to watch out for on this track. Other than that, it is just an easy ride under the canopy. Some key locations are in this area. There is the Trail 128 overhang, which is a good pla...
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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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Trail 121 is an easy trail that starts off with a choice. Take the smooth easy path on the left or choose to crawl the smaller rocks on the right. Nothing too difficult here, just choose your line and you should be just fine. This track will take you back to the main trail 101. The trail is mostly g...
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124 is a fun trail that will take you through the woods in a tight twisty track under the canopy of the treetops. Expect climbs and descents and muddy trails. 124 will also take you past the iconic Rattler Ridge. Rattler Ridge is an optional part of the trail that will challenge even the most capabl...
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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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This track is rated red because there is a nasty rock ledge on the climb out. Bring all your recovery gear and a spotter with you on this one. Winch and front and rear lockers are a must on this trail. The track starts off with a drop into the natural creek that is running down this ravine. You will...
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Access the trail from Bear Branch Road. This is a blue trail with a few washouts that could progressively get worse. Just be cautious after heavy rains. There is a creek crossing at the beginning that is pretty shallow, but could be flooded at times of heavy rain. You can access this trail from Bear...
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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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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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This green trail is almost 8 miles of gravel road. Enjoy a trip through the forest in most SUV's and 4x4's. The entire track can be done in 2WD with only a few muddy crossings. This track begins and ends on public roads. Licensed vehicles can enter and exit from these roads, but other trail-only veh...
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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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This is the main trail from the parking behind Fishpond Lake. It connects all other trails currently in the marked system. The trail is mostly dirt; expect a lot of standing water even in the summer, occasional tight switchbacks, and short climbs. This trail leads to Trail 6 which eventually wraps b...
Learn more about Trail 1

This is the Mid-Mountain Bench Trail that completes the loop around the Fishpond Lake property. It's slightly more technical than Trail 1, but still a main trail. Expect more narrow bench-cut mine roads, but less standing water and mud. Trail 6 gives access to some out-and-back spur trails to the to...
Learn more about Trail 6

133A is a loop trail off of 133. There are a few steep climbs with some smooth rocks scattered throughout the climbs. Mostly under the canopy of the trees, this track will take you along the ridge of the mountain back to the beginning of Trail 133. It's very pretty and scenic along this track. It wo...
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Trail 133 is a mixture of rocks and dirt. You start off with a steep rocky section and it quickly tightens up at the top of the ridge. You will make your way across the ridge and start descending down into the trees. At this point, the track tightens up quite a bit. You will start winding your way t...
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This is the main trail from the parking behind Fishpond Lake. It connects all other trails currently in the marked system. The trail is mostly dirt; expect a lot of standing water even in the summer, occasional tight switchbacks, and short climbs. This trail leads to Trail 6 which eventually wraps b...
Learn more about Trail 1

This is the Mid-Mountain Bench Trail that completes the loop around the Fishpond Lake property. It's slightly more technical than Trail 1, but still a main trail. Expect more narrow bench-cut mine roads, but less standing water and mud. Trail 6 gives access to some out-and-back spur trails to the to...
Learn more about Trail 6

133A is a loop trail off of 133. There are a few steep climbs with some smooth rocks scattered throughout the climbs. Mostly under the canopy of the trees, this track will take you along the ridge of the mountain back to the beginning of Trail 133. It's very pretty and scenic along this track. It wo...
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Trail 133 is a mixture of rocks and dirt. You start off with a steep rocky section and it quickly tightens up at the top of the ridge. You will make your way across the ridge and start descending down into the trees. At this point, the track tightens up quite a bit. You will start winding your way t...
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