Dirt Bike Trails
Near Itmann, West Virginia

PC 11 serves as a main access route from the northeast end of the trail system, as a community connector to the town of Mullens for food, fuel, and lodging (via the approved OHV highway). The trail features a mix of wide open segments and narrower, shelfy sections. It offers a mostly smooth path wit...
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PC 22 is a 1-mile trail that begins at one of the switchbacks on trail PC 23. It features deeper, more pronounced ruts, occasionally as deep as 6 inches, with ruts on one or both sides of the trail. The trail passes under powerlines before dropping into a dense, lush forest, where it descends with a...
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PC 32 is a 3.2-mile loop off of PC 11, offering a very gradual ride typical of the area. The trail features minor ruts and loose rocks as it winds through lush forest. Starting at a higher elevation on the hilltops, there are some deeper ruts in the mud from spring storms. The trail follows a scenic...
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PC 10 is a wide path that runs along the hilltops, featuring large mud puddles and a deep trough section dug out from the forest floor with deeper ruts. The trail includes a shelfy section and gradual switchbacks, eventually leading to a wide, graded gravel section beneath the powerlines. There are ...
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PC 15 is a 3.1-mile loop that meanders through forest terrain at higher elevations near the hilltops, offering clear views of the surrounding mountains. The wide path features minor embedded rock and remains mostly smooth throughout. As the trail ascends, it becomes shelfier, with increased tree and...
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PC 94 is a more advanced trail designed for highly skilled drivers. The north end begins in a trough between dense rhododendron thickets, featuring loose rock and a steep, rutted climb with off-camber sections. The ascent continues steeply with rock and stick debris, along with embedded boulders, be...
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PC 21 is a short connector between segments of the 15 loop, offering a steep descent from north to south. The trail is rutted and uneven with loose rocks, but still manageable for average-skilled drivers, remaining easy overall. It provides a convenient shortcut, allowing riders to bypass some milea...
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PC 17 is a short connector between trails PC 24 and 10, offering a wide and easy path with minimal rock. The trail is very smooth, providing good visibility and a gentle ride through the forest along a ravine. With its low elevation, it offers a straightforward route, ending at trail PC 10 beneath t...
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Starting from its northwest entrance and making a counter-clockwise loop, PC 13 offers a smooth, easy descent from PC 10 through a lush forest landscape. The trail features wide, sweeping corners, with minor ruts and embedded loose rock typical of the region's terrain. Waterbars are present, and the...
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PC 83 is a 1.1-mile, narrow, rutted path through the forest, with more pronounced ruts down the middle and loose rock throughout. The trail features low branches, tight switchbacks, and steep sections, with a shelf-like narrow path along the mountainside. As it descends, the trail becomes more rutte...
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PC 52 is a narrow, shelf-like route that climbs steadily along the mountainside, featuring a rutted ascent when riding east to west, with loose rock throughout. The first quarter mile is the steepest as it climbs up from trail PC 55. The trail winds around the slope, passing the intersection with PC...
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PC 14 is a wide, uneven path with mud puddles and good visibility, offering room for two-way travel. The trail is very gradual, with minimal elevation gain, and features minor embedded and loose rock. As the main access route from the Pinnacle Creek Staging Area, it is a popular trail where you will...
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PC 12 is a 4-mile-long, winding route making a loop off of trail PC 14. The first half starts with a gradual descent from the west entrance, featuring a wide, gravelly path with minor loose rock and embedded rock. This section is flat and easy, passing under the powerlines. After leaving the powerli...
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PC 81 is a short, quarter-mile climb from north to south, beginning with a steep ascent from PC 52. The narrow path is marked by ruts, loose rock, and embedded rock, making the initial section a challenging climb. After the steep start, the trail flattens out before reaching its intersection with PC...
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PC 24 is a 2.3-mile trail that begins on the north end with a wide path featuring embedded rock surfaces, shallow ruts, and loose rock. The trail steadily descends down the hillside to the forest floor, offering ample room for passing and good visibility for oncoming traffic. As it reaches the creek...
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PC 82 is a steep, rocky descent running south to north over less than half a mile. The trail follows a straight, shelf-like path along the mountainside with uneven ground and a heavily rutted, troughed surface filled with loose rock. Shaded and lush throughout, the descent is particularly steep, wit...
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PC 26 begins on the south end alongside Pinnacle Creek, offering a scenic river view as the trail follows the water's edge. The trail is mostly smooth with minor rock and ruts, featuring gradual, sweeping corners and good visibility. One shelf-like section climbs above the river before the trail tur...
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PC 23 offers a wide, easy corridor with ample space for two-way travel and good visibility. The trail features straight sections, gradual corners, and a smooth surface with minimal rock and shallow ruts. It crosses the paved Bell School House Ridge Road, after which the northern section narrows slig...
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PC 16 is a 2.6-mile route that begins with a mostly gradual descent from the north end. It starts wide along the hilltop with open skies, featuring big sweeping corners, waterbars, mud puddles, and minor embedded rock layers. The trail becomes steeper and faster as it drops, with loose dirt over emb...
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PC 56 is a short, steep descent from south to north, featuring loose rock and shallow ruts. The narrow path winds under the trees, with loamy soil that can be slick when wet. Despite its steepness, the trail remains manageable for average riders, serving as a quick quarter-mile connector between tra...
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PC 11 serves as a main access route from the northeast end of the trail system, as a community connector to the town of Mullens for food, fuel, and lodging (via the approved OHV highway). The trail features a mix of wide open segments and narrower, shelfy sections. It offers a mostly smooth path wit...
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PC 22 is a 1-mile trail that begins at one of the switchbacks on trail PC 23. It features deeper, more pronounced ruts, occasionally as deep as 6 inches, with ruts on one or both sides of the trail. The trail passes under powerlines before dropping into a dense, lush forest, where it descends with a...
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PC 32 is a 3.2-mile loop off of PC 11, offering a very gradual ride typical of the area. The trail features minor ruts and loose rocks as it winds through lush forest. Starting at a higher elevation on the hilltops, there are some deeper ruts in the mud from spring storms. The trail follows a scenic...
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PC 10 is a wide path that runs along the hilltops, featuring large mud puddles and a deep trough section dug out from the forest floor with deeper ruts. The trail includes a shelfy section and gradual switchbacks, eventually leading to a wide, graded gravel section beneath the powerlines. There are ...
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PC 11 serves as a main access route from the northeast end of the trail system, as a community connector to the town of Mullens for food, fuel, and lodging (via the approved OHV highway). The trail features a mix of wide open segments and narrower, shelfy sections. It offers a mostly smooth path wit...
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PC 22 is a 1-mile trail that begins at one of the switchbacks on trail PC 23. It features deeper, more pronounced ruts, occasionally as deep as 6 inches, with ruts on one or both sides of the trail. The trail passes under powerlines before dropping into a dense, lush forest, where it descends with a...
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PC 32 is a 3.2-mile loop off of PC 11, offering a very gradual ride typical of the area. The trail features minor ruts and loose rocks as it winds through lush forest. Starting at a higher elevation on the hilltops, there are some deeper ruts in the mud from spring storms. The trail follows a scenic...
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PC 10 is a wide path that runs along the hilltops, featuring large mud puddles and a deep trough section dug out from the forest floor with deeper ruts. The trail includes a shelfy section and gradual switchbacks, eventually leading to a wide, graded gravel section beneath the powerlines. There are ...
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