Dirt Bike Trails
Near Greenview, West Virginia

This 1-mile trail climbs from east to west with mostly gradual grades and a few steeper sections. The surface includes loose rock, shallow ruts, uneven ground, and water bars. In places, the trail is narrow and slightly troughed, dug out below the surrounding forest floor. It forms a loop with B36 a...
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This trail begins at the end of B16 and forms a loop with B37. It's a flat, easy route that descends gently from west to east along the hillside. The surface is mostly smooth with rocks pushed to the sides, shallow ruts, and no major obstacles. Watch for downed logs across the trail. There are a few...
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B73 is a short but highly technical quarter-mile advanced trail that begins in a rocky ravine off of B47. The entire route is packed with loose river rock, large moss-covered boulders, and frequent ledges several feet high. Slick surfaces and downed logs increase the challenge, especially where narr...
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This easy trail is characteristic of many easy access routes throughout the Bearwallow system and the broader Hatfield-McCoy network. It follows a wide shelf path with minimal rocks and ruts, offering smooth travel and good visibility. There are no obstacles to note, and the trail is wide enough for...
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This 1.5-mile trail starts flat and easy along the hilltop on the east side. The surface is smooth with shallow ruts and passes by some oil and gas infrastructure. As the trail heads west, it begins a wide, easy descent alongside scenic hillsides. Expect some shallow ruts and both embedded and loose...
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This 4.3-mile trail is a long, easy route that winds constantly through the forest. It passes scenic rock outcroppings and mossy rock walls, with a lush canopy overhead. The trail is full of mud puddles from end to end, with occasional minor loose rocks, shallow ruts, and downed logs. It also passes...
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Trail 46 is an advanced route that challenges drivers with constant slick, rocky terrain. After dropping down from B12, there's a massive slickrock slab at the intersection with a 45-degree broad, ramped rock face covered in water, making it feel like driving across a flat waterfall. The surrounding...
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B48 runs for 1.1 miles, beginning as a wide, flat trail that crosses open meadows along a hilltop. The terrain quickly changes as the route descends into a lush forest, narrowing and becoming more rugged with loose rock, ruts, and steeper grades, but mostly gradual corners. After the initial drop, t...
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B47 is an easy 0.8-mile connector that winds through dense, lush Appalachian forest. The path is mostly manageable for drivers with basic off-road experience, though it includes loose rocks, shallow mud puddles, and some low-hanging branches from the overgrowth. While there are a few steeper section...
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B45 is a challenging descent (from north to south) featuring a very steep, rocky path with tight turns and narrow sections between overgrown trees. The initial descent is covered in large loose rocks and rutted surfaces. As the trail drops into a forested ravine, the terrain becomes slick with moist...
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B44 is a 1.5-mile route that begins at the north end of the Bearwallow parking lot and serves as a key entry trail into the system. The route starts with a semi-steep climb up a rutted path scattered with loose rocks and waterbars. It narrows in places as it cuts through thick brush and transitions ...
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This 2.7-mile-long easy access corridor leaves from the north end of the Bearwallow parking lot and offers a smooth, gradual route into the trail system. The path is mostly flat with gentle corners and shallow ruts. Most loose rock is pushed to the sides, though some sections contain more embedded o...
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B41 is a one-mile route that descends from west to east with a generally easy difficulty level despite its steeper slope in sections. The trail features loose rocks, shallow ruts, and water bars, with some narrower segments that require a bit more caution. Drivers will pass through classic Appalachi...
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This is a long, easy 4.3-mile trail in the Bearwallow system that serves as an access corridor into the northern part of the network. It starts wide and mostly gradual along a hilltop ridge, with a long section of chunky embedded rock before dropping into a looser, rockier descent. The trail narrows...
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This 1.6-mile trail runs parallel to B16 and features small hills up and down, with mostly gradual grades and a few steeper sections. It's easy overall and suitable for all skill levels. Expect water bars, shallow ruts, puddles, and minor loose rock. In spots where the trail runs beside a banked dir...
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This 1.2-mile loop off of B12 begins with a short, steep climb from the west end. The ascent includes embedded rock layers forming shelves less than a foot high - still easy and manageable. After the climb, the trail runs along a hilltop ridge on a gradual, easy path. Watch for downed trees and stic...
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This moderately easy 1.6-mile route starts near the staging area, and is a good start to your day trip with a bit more technical features. It features a mix of semi-steep grades and gradual climbs and descents over small hills. The path is one lane wide and shelfy in sections, with uneven ground, sh...
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B76 is a short but highly technical descent into a rocky ravine (from west to east). The upper section is steep and off-camber, filled with massive boulders, slick mossy rocks, and articulation points that will challenge even experienced drivers. Narrow passages between rock and dirt walls require c...
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This trail features a steep, shelfy descent under dense tree cover, with constant embedded rock obstacles, including boulders and shelves ranging from 1 to 3 feet tall. A slick leaf layer and greasy soil make traction difficult throughout the route. The trail follows a series of rock shelves on a st...
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This 0.7-mile advanced trail drops immediately into a rocky ravine and stays technical the entire way. From the north end, drivers will encounter a very steep descent over giant loose rock, deep ruts, and scattered downed logs. The trail is tight and narrow, lined closely by trees--including some gr...
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This 1-mile trail climbs from east to west with mostly gradual grades and a few steeper sections. The surface includes loose rock, shallow ruts, uneven ground, and water bars. In places, the trail is narrow and slightly troughed, dug out below the surrounding forest floor. It forms a loop with B36 a...
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This trail begins at the end of B16 and forms a loop with B37. It's a flat, easy route that descends gently from west to east along the hillside. The surface is mostly smooth with rocks pushed to the sides, shallow ruts, and no major obstacles. Watch for downed logs across the trail. There are a few...
Learn more about B36

B73 is a short but highly technical quarter-mile advanced trail that begins in a rocky ravine off of B47. The entire route is packed with loose river rock, large moss-covered boulders, and frequent ledges several feet high. Slick surfaces and downed logs increase the challenge, especially where narr...
Learn more about B73

This easy trail is characteristic of many easy access routes throughout the Bearwallow system and the broader Hatfield-McCoy network. It follows a wide shelf path with minimal rocks and ruts, offering smooth travel and good visibility. There are no obstacles to note, and the trail is wide enough for...
Learn more about B25

This 1-mile trail climbs from east to west with mostly gradual grades and a few steeper sections. The surface includes loose rock, shallow ruts, uneven ground, and water bars. In places, the trail is narrow and slightly troughed, dug out below the surrounding forest floor. It forms a loop with B36 a...
Learn more about B37

This trail begins at the end of B16 and forms a loop with B37. It's a flat, easy route that descends gently from west to east along the hillside. The surface is mostly smooth with rocks pushed to the sides, shallow ruts, and no major obstacles. Watch for downed logs across the trail. There are a few...
Learn more about B36

B73 is a short but highly technical quarter-mile advanced trail that begins in a rocky ravine off of B47. The entire route is packed with loose river rock, large moss-covered boulders, and frequent ledges several feet high. Slick surfaces and downed logs increase the challenge, especially where narr...
Learn more about B73

This easy trail is characteristic of many easy access routes throughout the Bearwallow system and the broader Hatfield-McCoy network. It follows a wide shelf path with minimal rocks and ruts, offering smooth travel and good visibility. There are no obstacles to note, and the trail is wide enough for...
Learn more about B25