Dirt Bike Trails Near Grundy, Virginia

CC48 begins at its south end behind the Dollar Tree parking lot, just past the train tracks and a gate marked with ATV route signs. The trail starts as a wider path with loose rock,…
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CC55 is an easy 1.1-mile trail near Grundy, Virginia, accessed from CC48. It follows a narrow shelf path cut into the hillside, tracing the natural curve of the mountain. The trail is generally smooth and…
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CC49 begins on the east end with a challenging ascent featuring 10+ tight hairpin switchbacks within the first half mile. This initial section is very steep, rutted, and filled with loose, large rocks, with occasional…
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CC67 begins with a narrow, rutted entrance from CC55, climbing steeply uphill with a steady flow of water running down the trail. The climb is lined with big loose rocks, making traction difficult, especially in…
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CC59 is a short connector trail between CC57 and CC67, offering a slightly less steep alternative to the more extreme sections of those trails. While it can help drivers avoid the steepest and rockiest portion…
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CC57 is an advanced trail less than half a mile long, primarily due to its extreme steepness and rocky terrain. Starting at the north end from CC67, it descends steeply down a rutted ridge with…
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This is an 11-mile easy trail through the Coal Canyon trail system, through mostly easy terrain with a few steeper and rockier sections. It connects the main trail area from the staging area to the…
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CC72 is a short loop of less than half a mile branching off CC1, offering a challenging route with steep terrain and narrow conditions. Traveling clockwise, it begins as a shelf path cut into the…
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CC30 is a short, quarter-mile connector trail between segments of CC1 that ascends from east to west. The trail is steep and rutted, with several tight, uneven hairpin corners that are slightly off camber. Some…
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CC1A begins at its south end as a grassy, overgrown trail running along a hilltop through open meadows. This section is more gradual, but standing water may be present. The trail then enters the woods…
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CC40 is a 1.8-mile scenic route that runs along the edge of a hillside with expansive views over surrounding mountains and valleys. The trail is mostly easy, featuring grassy, overgrown sections with standing water and…
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CC3 is a 3-mile trail near the staging area and campground, likely to have other trail users. It's an easy, narrow shelf path overall, but includes some mildly more challenging sections. The trail features rutted,…
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CC42 is a short connector trail linking State Route 718 (an ATV-permitted road) back into the Coal Canyon trail system to CC40. This wide, easy route crosses open meadows with scenic views of the surrounding…
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CC44 is a lightly trafficked, 0.6-mile trail that runs through open meadows and along a hillside with scenic views. Although the path is overgrown between bushes, it remains easy overall with a flat surface and…
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CC2, when driven clockwise, begins as old, narrow pavement that is cracked and winding, following a curving path under powerlines along a hillside. Around the halfway point, it transitions to a wide dirt road with…
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CC70 is a short, 250-yard connector between CC40 and CC68 that feels more primitive and less maintained. It begins with a very narrow, overgrown entrance and follows a grassy shelf path with overhanging branches. The…
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CC68 is a short but more technical trail with a moderate rating due to its steep, rugged terrain. From the south end, it begins in heavily overgrown grassy areas with deep standing water, then passes…
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CC69 is a short, moderately easy quarter-mile trail that enters a dense forest on a narrow, shelf-style path. Expect overgrown grass, muddy ruts, and small loose rocks along the route. The trail includes steep sections…
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CC83 is a half-mile-long intermediate trail that begins across the highway from the staging area and campground, heading toward CC1. It features a steep, curvy climb through dense trees, with large loose rocks, deep ruts,…
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CC45 is a short connector trail under 200 yards long, linking CC44 to CC40. Lightly trafficked and overgrown, the trail runs along a flat, grassy shelf on the hillside. Similar in character to CC44, it's…
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CC20 is a 2.3-mile trail characterized by rolling hills with frequent loose rock and shallow ruts throughout. Semi-steep grades feature loose cobble and embedded rock layers, adding moderate challenge. The trail narrows in shelfy spots…
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CC71 is a short connector trail descending from north to south between CC40 and CC46. It follows a narrow, shelf-like path through the woods with light ruts and scattered loose rock. The trail includes some…
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CC46 is a wide, graded road-width trail running 1.4 miles under powerlines, offering easy access with consistent terrain. The route curves around mountainsides, passing oil and gas sites and scenic rock walls. While there is…
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CC54 is a short loop off CC1 that begins with a steep, rutted downhill descent through dense tree cover, followed by a steep climb back up. The trail includes a tight switchback, loose rock, and…
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CC47 is a short quarter-mile connector trail that begins midway along CC71 and goes west to CC46. It follows a grassy shelf along the hillside, offering scenic views. The trail is mostly flat and easy,…
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CC52 is a short but moderately easy 300-yard trail featuring a continuous steep climb from west to east. The route includes narrow, tight switchbacks with embedded rock layers and loose rock, making traction important--especially in…
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CC12 is a short, 0.6-mile loop trail that circles around the campground. Starting at the end of the campsites, it transitions into a marked trail following signs for 12. The route travels through bushes and…
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CC43 is a wide access road running parallel to State Route 744, connecting the staging area to the northern section of the trail system. The surface alternates between gravelly dirt and short sections of pavement,…
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CC21 is a 0.7-mile technical spur off CC20, running parallel to the main route. The trail features steep, rutted climbs with large loose rocks and embedded rock layers, creating slick and challenging conditions. It follows…
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CC11 is a short 700 yard long connector between CC43 and CC1, running through expansive open fields beneath powerlines. The trail is wide and very easy, but drivers should use caution around several large mud…
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