Dirt Bike Trails Near Grover, North Carolina

This dirt road is a scenic drive in the Grandfather District of Pisgah National Forest. It is open year-round and can be traveled in either direction. Gravel bikes and mountain bikes are popular on this…
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Trail 1A is a difficult and narrow ATV trail open to vehicles 50" or less. The trail winds through a lush forest, crossing small creeks and constantly weaving against the mountainside, often with blind corners.…
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The southern portion of Trail 9 is designated for vehicles 50" or less, and is of extreme difficulty. This trail is directional north to south and should not be ridden in the uphill direction. The…
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The Brown Mountain OHV area is a predominantly SxS, ATV, and dirt biking system that offers a few miles of trail for full-size 4WD rigs. The trail starts as an easy rutted Forest Service-esque road…
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Sullivan's Pass is a One-Way trail in the east-to-west (clockwise) direction. The first mile is a long descent down, and the second mile climbs back up to Trail 1B. It's a pretty wide singletrack the…
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Trail 1B is a well-maintained 2.5-mile UTV trail in Pisgah National Forest, offering a gradual 600-foot descent from north to south. Suitable for vehicles 65" wide or less, the trail is wide and smooth, featuring…
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Trail 2 is a difficult ATV trail for vehicles 50" or less. It starts as a shelfy and smooth traverse across the mountainside, dug out in spots, with big sweeping corners, and fast between the…
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Trail 10 is open to vehicles 65" or less, and has a couple of moderate rock obstacles, plus steep climbs and descents. It starts at the intersection with Trail 9 with a steep, rutted descent…
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From the north end, Trail 9 is designated for vehicles 65" or less until the intersection with Trail 10. It descends from north to south, offering a wide path that mixes fast, flowy sections with…
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Trail 4 is a wide OHV route open to vehicles 65 inches or less, accommodating two-way travel with plenty of space. The trail features a mix of smooth surfaces, loose rock, and root sections, along…
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Ned's Knob is a directional, north-to-south singletrack trail offering a 1.4-mile gradual descent through tight, wooded terrain. The narrow path winds between small trees, with sections deeply troughed from wear. Riders can expect small roots,…
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Trail 6 descends from west to east, with the eastern section being the steepest. Open to vehicles 65" wide or less and allowing two-way travel, the trail offers a generally wide path that can feel…
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Richard's Bypass is a 2-mile directional singletrack descending gradually from north to south. The trail winds tightly through dense forest, with embedded rock layers and roots creating a slightly technical surface. Fallen leaves can obscure…
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Trail 8 is the second trail accessible to full-size vehicles in the Brown Mountain OHV area. The trail runs from about three-quarters of the way through Trail 1 and connects to the end of it,…
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Stage 3 is a double black diamond section and one of the most demanding parts of the Enduro Trail, best for advanced riders seeking continuous, high-level challenges. The trail threads tightly between trees with root…
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Stage 5 is one of the easier segments of the Enduro Trail, serving as part of the bailout that connects back to the SxS trail 1A. There are low branches and downed logs to watch…
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Stage 4 offers a moderately difficult but still technical ride, giving riders a break from the more difficult stages 2 and 3. This section winds tightly through dense trees with frequent root crossings, narrow corners,…
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This 1-mile segment is one of the toughest portions of the Enduro Trail, packed with relentless roots, tight lines between trees, and advanced rock features. Expect steep, leaf-covered hills with loose rocks, deep troughs, and…
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Stage 6 delivers a narrow, weaving ride through tight woods with deep roots, troughs, and steep side-hill descents that require careful line selection. A large downed log at head height adds an interesting obstacle early…
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This 1.6-mile stretch of the Enduro Trail delivers a relentless series of climbs and descents across off-camber hillsides and leaf-strewn terrain. Riders will navigate tight corners through trees, steep rutted downhills with drop-offs, and rocky…
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Trail 1A at Brushy Mountain Motorsports Park is an 11-mile main OHV route offering a diverse and challenging ride. The trail begins with a rocky climb next to a creek, featuring loose cobble and shallow…
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Stage 7 begins with a double black diamond marker and delivers a short but steep 0.7-mile challenge. The narrow trail winds through dense trees, featuring tight switchbacks laced with roots and ruts, small rock obstacles,…
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Stage 9 is the final leg of the Enduro Trail, guiding riders back toward the start of the loop. After crossing Trail 1A, the path narrows into dense, scraggly woods with thin trees, low branches,…
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Stage 8 of the Enduro Trail is a 0.8-mile segment that emphasizes steep hill climbs rather than rock features, offering a test of traction and momentum. The trail begins with a steep descent over leaf-covered…
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This is the initial stage of the Enduro Trail, a 12-mile technical loop through Brushy Mountain Motorsports Park. This moderate single-track trail kicks off with a rocky climb between boulders, immediately challenging riders with deep…
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Trail 2A, ridden west to east, serves as an Office Bailout option after you are 8.5 miles into the 11-mile 1A OHV route. It features a steep descent dropping 270 feet in elevation over less…
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This two-way trail at Brushy Mountain Motorsports Park begins on the west side at the intersection of Trails 1A, 2A, and 1B. The route starts off narrow between dense bushes before opening slightly as it…
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Trail 1B travels one-way east to west, starting at the intersection with 1B Upper. After about a quarter mile, riders reach the "Roller Coaster Drop," a steep, blunt bedrock shelf approximately two feet high, with…
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Trail 3B is a short, one-way route traveling north to south, designed to cut approximately one mile off of Trail 1B. It features a steep descent, dropping around 160 feet of elevation in less than…
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This moderately challenging single-track trail at Brushy Mountain Motorsports Park offers a technical ride with steep, troughed hills and narrow paths winding tightly between the trees. Follow the arrows from east to west throughout the…
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