Dirt Bike Trails
Near Elkhorn City, Kentucky

RV63 is a moderately difficult trail under half a mile long that follows a ridgeline through dense forest. The trail is overgrown with grass and features loose rocks, slick mud, and a thick layer of decomposing leaves. A steep downhill grade with pronounced ruts challenges traction, and embedded roc...
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RV43 is a narrow, shelf-like trail that follows a curve around a hillside before climbing a ridge with deep ruts on a steep ascent. The trail surface includes ruts and small loose rock, with a leaf layer that can make traction difficult and conditions slick. The descent is equally steep and rutted b...
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RV65 is a short but intermediate connector trail under 200 yards long that climbs steeply from RV33. The surface consists of loose rock and decaying leaf matter, creating slick conditions, especially when wet. Deep ruts, exposed roots, and occasional downed branches add to the difficulty. Despite it...
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RV45 is a 0.6-mile trail connecting RV15 and RV1, following a wide path through a mix of open meadows and dense forest. The trail features numerous muddy puddles and is deeply rutted in spots, particularly during a long, steep climb up to a ridge. It continues along a shelf-like section cut into the...
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RV69 is a lightly trafficked, quarter-mile trail that is faint and overgrown, with an entrance on the east end that is easy to miss. It passes through dense woods with a decaying leaf layer and several puddles. The trail features a steeper, rockier, and rutted descent from east to west that includes...
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RV67 is a moderately difficult trail that climbs steeply through dense forest, featuring deep ruts, big puddles, and numerous loose rocks. The trail includes large dips and deeply rutted sections on both sides that become especially challenging in wet conditions. The north end has a technical climb ...
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RV47 is a moderately easy trail just over 0.9 miles long, offering a mix of gradual and steeper grades as it descends a hillside on a shelf-like path cut through dense woods. The trail surface includes loose rock, light ruts, and grassy, overgrown sections. Wet conditions can make it slick and more ...
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RV57 is a 0.8-mile trail that connects RV1 to RV33, following a shelf-like path cut into the hillside. The trail is overgrown in places with low-hanging branches and includes a few tight hairpin corners. Drivers will encounter steeper climbing sections, loose rock, and deeper ruts near the top as th...
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RV9 is a roughly 3-mile trail running from RV1 on the south end to RV33 on the north. It features technical climbs and descents with loose rock, ruts, and water runoff, as well as larger embedded rock layers forming small obstacles under a foot tall. A major highlight--and challenge--is the crossing...
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RV33 begins on the east end along the forest floor next to a ravine, with tight hairpin turns and a steep, rutted climb straight up the hillside. Near the top, drivers will encounter embedded rock surfaces that add technical challenge. Continuing west, the trail becomes more gradual, following a she...
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RV13 begins at the south end as a wide, easy trail with a gradual gravelly surface and small loose rock. It runs along the forest floor beside a ravine, following a shelf-like path cut into the hillside through dense woods. As the trail climbs, it becomes steeper with deeper ruts and increased rock ...
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RV29 is a short, grassy connector trail through dense woods between trails RV53 and RV21. It features a semi-steep climb followed by a gradual descent. While the descent has slight ruts, the trail is not rocky, making it easy overall despite the elevation change. It's suitable for most skill levels.
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RV51 begins at RV21 and features a very steep hill climb from north to south. The climb is slightly rutted and covered with a slick layer of decomposing leaves, which can make traction difficult. At the top, the trail transitions to a flat, grassy, shelfy path that appears lightly used, as if many r...
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RV53 is a shelfy path cut into the hillside, starting on the west end with a more challenging climb with numerous embedded jagged rock layers forming one-foot-tall shelves along a steep slope. The slick leaf layer and muddy surface make traction difficult, especially in wet conditions. Steady moment...
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RV35 is a narrow, shelf-like trail that runs along the edge of a mountainside, offering moderate difficulty due to its surface conditions and steep grades. The trail is overgrown in places and includes puddles, slick water-covered sections, and deep ruts. Rocky areas feature both embedded layers of ...
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RV21 is a mile-long trail that runs through the middle of the Ridgeview system, featuring dense woods and grassy sections along a hillside. The trail offers a flowy experience with dips, bumps, and semi-steep grades as it climbs and weaves over small hills. Drivers will encounter tight corners and o...
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RV25 is a 4.5-mile route that winds extensively through the Ridge View trail system, curving around mountain slopes and offering a longer, more varied alternative to RV1. The trail is deeply rutted in places and features embedded rock layers that create small natural drop-offs. Drivers will encounte...
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RV37 is a moderately difficult trail that climbs steeply along a shelf-like path through dense forest to a ridge on the mountain top. The trail surface features big loose round cobble, light ruts, and uneven embedded rock layers that create small ledges. A thick layer of leaves combined with continu...
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The first half of RV49, when driven counterclockwise, is a wide and gravelly route with loose rock and ruts, following a flat, gradual grade to a maintained oil and gas site. The second half transitions into a more primitive trail through denser woods, featuring deep mud puddles, slick sections, and...
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RV3 is a 0.6-mile trail that runs through the middle of the Ridgeview system. The west end begins with a section of embedded and loose cobble as it climbs to the ridgeline. It then transitions to a smoother shelf path along the hillside, with numerous muddy ruts. The trail ends at an intersection wi...
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RV63 is a moderately difficult trail under half a mile long that follows a ridgeline through dense forest. The trail is overgrown with grass and features loose rocks, slick mud, and a thick layer of decomposing leaves. A steep downhill grade with pronounced ruts challenges traction, and embedded roc...
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RV43 is a narrow, shelf-like trail that follows a curve around a hillside before climbing a ridge with deep ruts on a steep ascent. The trail surface includes ruts and small loose rock, with a leaf layer that can make traction difficult and conditions slick. The descent is equally steep and rutted b...
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RV65 is a short but intermediate connector trail under 200 yards long that climbs steeply from RV33. The surface consists of loose rock and decaying leaf matter, creating slick conditions, especially when wet. Deep ruts, exposed roots, and occasional downed branches add to the difficulty. Despite it...
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RV45 is a 0.6-mile trail connecting RV15 and RV1, following a wide path through a mix of open meadows and dense forest. The trail features numerous muddy puddles and is deeply rutted in spots, particularly during a long, steep climb up to a ridge. It continues along a shelf-like section cut into the...
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RV63 is a moderately difficult trail under half a mile long that follows a ridgeline through dense forest. The trail is overgrown with grass and features loose rocks, slick mud, and a thick layer of decomposing leaves. A steep downhill grade with pronounced ruts challenges traction, and embedded roc...
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RV43 is a narrow, shelf-like trail that follows a curve around a hillside before climbing a ridge with deep ruts on a steep ascent. The trail surface includes ruts and small loose rock, with a leaf layer that can make traction difficult and conditions slick. The descent is equally steep and rutted b...
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RV65 is a short but intermediate connector trail under 200 yards long that climbs steeply from RV33. The surface consists of loose rock and decaying leaf matter, creating slick conditions, especially when wet. Deep ruts, exposed roots, and occasional downed branches add to the difficulty. Despite it...
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RV45 is a 0.6-mile trail connecting RV15 and RV1, following a wide path through a mix of open meadows and dense forest. The trail features numerous muddy puddles and is deeply rutted in spots, particularly during a long, steep climb up to a ridge. It continues along a shelf-like section cut into the...
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