Dirt Bike Trails
Near Kopperston, West Virginia

19 Green is an easier graded trail that shortcuts Trail 3. It is a nice graded road that was used to bring in equipment and supplies for one of the wells on top of the mountain. This trail will change severity with weather conditions and the growth of brush though.
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6 Green is a good addition to your Burning Rock Adventure. This single-vehicle width dirt trail takes you through the woods on very tame type of terrain. There are shallow mud puddles and shallow water crossings that might be a bit more impressive if rain has been in the forecast. But this does not ...
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5 Green is a single-vehicle-wide trail with uneven terrain that has some areas with deep ruts and slight up-and-down hills. Be on the lookout for the water crossings as they can get a little on the deep side. There are no bypasses around these obstacles.
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3B Green is not the most exciting of trails but is a good trail break after riding on 3B Green's connector trails. This uneven dirt trail can become Jekyll and Hyde if rain is in the forecast. The trails can become quite muddy and slippery causing this bland trail to become a bit more like a 4x4 sli...
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31 Green will take you through the woods where you will encounter a tighter trail with ruts, slightly off-camber areas, small rocks, and a few shallow water and or mud obstacles. If rain or snow has fallen the trail will become more slippery. Downed trees or logs can be found along the way.
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PC 33 is a 0.6-mile connector between two segments of trail PC 18. It is fast and wide with shallow ruts and loose rock, running shelf-like along the hillside. While there are a few steeper sections, the trail remains generally easy and suitable for most riders. Its open layout and smooth flow make ...
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PC 38 is a 0.6-mile easy connector that is smooth and wide, making it suitable for all skill levels. It features a moderate climb on the east end and a slightly steeper descent on the west, with shallow ruts, loose rock, and well-placed waterbars along the route. The trail runs shelf-like along the ...
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PC 55 is a 2.5-mile-long ascent, with the steepest section at the south end. The north beginning features a wide, shelf-like, smooth path with excellent visibility for oncoming traffic, allowing room for two-way travel. As the trail turns up the hill, it narrows and follows a shelf along a lush, for...
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PC 91 is a short but challenging 0.25-mile climb from north to south, marked by an extremely steep grade and a surface covered in loose rock. While there are no major ledges, the trail includes mild embedded rock layers and heavy loose rock of various sizes. The shelf-like route runs along the mount...
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PC 93 is a short, quarter-mile route with steep grades and loose, rocky terrain, similar in character to trails PC 91 and PC 92. It follows a shelf-like path along the hillside before dropping into a steep, rocky descent from west to east. The trail features softball-sized loose rocks, pronounced ru...
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PC 35 is a short connector--less than a quarter mile--linking trail PC 18 to PC 38. While still classified as easy, it features more ruts, loose rock, and a steeper grade than surrounding trails, along with a brief off-camber section. Its short length keeps it accessible, but riders should be prepar...
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PC 40 is a narrow, shelfy route that is smoother than the surrounding rocky trails, making it the easy connector option between parallel trails PC 92 and PC 93, which are more moderate. Lined with dense rhododendron, it offers a lush, jungle-like feel along the mountainside. Despite its uneven and n...
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PC 61 is a smooth and easy 0.8-mile shelf path connecting trails PC 12 and PC 55. The route is shaded with consistent tree coverage and features a few narrow sections with minor loose rock. As it descends from south to north, it includes several large, manageable hairpin switchbacks. Overall, it's a...
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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 31 is a 1.3-mile, beginner-friendly route near the Pinnacle Creek staging area, making it a common starting point where riders may encounter other trail users. The trail is wide with shallow ruts, minor loose and embedded rock, and passes scenic rock walls. While it includes a few steeper section...
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PC 45 offers a steep climb with downed branches, minor loose rock, and embedded rock surfaces, along with a few rutted sections and waterbars. While it has some shelfy, narrow spots, the trail remains overall very easy. The lush jungle atmosphere provides plenty of shade, and small logs are scattere...
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PC 18 is a 2.1-mile route that descends steadily from south to north, starting as a fast, flowing option early in a ride from the Pinnacle Creek staging area. The trail runs shelf-like along the hillside with gradual and sometimes blind corners, water bars, and occasional mud puddles. A few large bu...
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Trail PC 92 is a 0.7-mile trail with a steep climb and descent, offering a moderately difficult ride with pronounced ruts and chunky embedded rock layers. The ascent is shelfy and steep, with loose rock and embedded surfaces similar to nearby PC 91. The trail appears less traveled, with grass growin...
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3 Green should be 3 Mud because once the rains start, the green turns to mud. This windy uneven trail has various small to medium-sized rocks scattered throughout and there will be very slight up-and-down hills. Muddy obstacles can be found along the way and the depth will vary depending on recent r...
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30 Green is going to throw a wide variety of terrain and obstacles at you. So, get ready! Through the woods and into the clearing, then back to the woods, downed trees and logs can be found along the way as well as various small to medium-sized rocks, washed out trails with slippery conditions.
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19 Green is an easier graded trail that shortcuts Trail 3. It is a nice graded road that was used to bring in equipment and supplies for one of the wells on top of the mountain. This trail will change severity with weather conditions and the growth of brush though.
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6 Green is a good addition to your Burning Rock Adventure. This single-vehicle width dirt trail takes you through the woods on very tame type of terrain. There are shallow mud puddles and shallow water crossings that might be a bit more impressive if rain has been in the forecast. But this does not ...
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5 Green is a single-vehicle-wide trail with uneven terrain that has some areas with deep ruts and slight up-and-down hills. Be on the lookout for the water crossings as they can get a little on the deep side. There are no bypasses around these obstacles.
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3B Green is not the most exciting of trails but is a good trail break after riding on 3B Green's connector trails. This uneven dirt trail can become Jekyll and Hyde if rain is in the forecast. The trails can become quite muddy and slippery causing this bland trail to become a bit more like a 4x4 sli...
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19 Green is an easier graded trail that shortcuts Trail 3. It is a nice graded road that was used to bring in equipment and supplies for one of the wells on top of the mountain. This trail will change severity with weather conditions and the growth of brush though.
Learn more about 19 Green

6 Green is a good addition to your Burning Rock Adventure. This single-vehicle width dirt trail takes you through the woods on very tame type of terrain. There are shallow mud puddles and shallow water crossings that might be a bit more impressive if rain has been in the forecast. But this does not ...
Learn more about 6 Green

5 Green is a single-vehicle-wide trail with uneven terrain that has some areas with deep ruts and slight up-and-down hills. Be on the lookout for the water crossings as they can get a little on the deep side. There are no bypasses around these obstacles.
Learn more about 5 Green

3B Green is not the most exciting of trails but is a good trail break after riding on 3B Green's connector trails. This uneven dirt trail can become Jekyll and Hyde if rain is in the forecast. The trails can become quite muddy and slippery causing this bland trail to become a bit more like a 4x4 sli...
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