Dirt Bike Trails Near Martin, Kentucky

Trail 7 is an old haul road once used by the mines. Full of twists and turns with the occasional rain ruts. As it winds you through the hills, you will notice wildlife like deer,…
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Trail 12 is a newly dozed trail that takes you from Trail 15 down to a black top road that takes you to German Bridge in Floyd County. It has breathtaking views at the top,…
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Trail 6 is a blue trail that, like many others, changes with the weather. Rain ruts, washouts, and mud holes make this trail a great little thrill ride to get to Butcher Holler. Once you…
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Trail 8 is short, but it is jam-packed with deep mudholes and some ruts. There are bypasses for the deep holes, but sometimes it's fun to try and make it through, just make sure you…
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Kind of rugged terrain on an old haul road, mainly rock and gravel. Runs along the rock wall as it winds deeper into the hills towards Butcher Holler. You see deer, turkey, and the occasional…
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Trail 14 is known to locals as Cow Fork. It is a great blue trail that is full of creek crossings and wildlife. Another trail that changes with the seasons the water crossings change with…
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This trail begins at an abandoned coal mine, twisting back and forth through a covered forest as it makes its way to the top of a regrown strip mine full of roaming wild horses. After…
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This is an old haul road from the mining days. It is mainly a green trail, but occasional rain ruts and big rocks in some areas. You can access from WCR and connect to Trail…
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The free range cows don't mind showing you this is their land and won't move very fast when grazing along the trail. This is a short trail with breathtaking views and a nice rocky and…
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Trail 34, known as Maynards Fork, is jam-packed with thrills all the way through. Multiple creek crossings give you plenty of places to stop and let the kids play in the spring-fed creek. A few…
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This is an old county road that does not get maintained regularly. It starts out black top changes to stone and dirt. It changes with the weather. It is a blue trail with rocks and…
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As with many trails in the under-development system that will become Eastern Kentucky's expansive off-road trail offerings, this route is a DIY adventure created by locals that know these mountains like the backs of their…
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Trail 20 starts from Trail 34 and connects to Trail 15. There are a couple of creek crossings and small waterfalls along the way. There is also a nice pond that you ride beside. Rocky…
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Trail 30 is a blue trail that connects trails 34 and 15. Locally known as Bear Branch, you can encounter all types of wildlife. The trail is rocky with some ruts and has mountain views…
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Trail 16 is one that is a must see!! It is an old haul road that takes you to Spring Knob. This trail is rocky and has small rain ruts once you get to Spring…
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Trail 18 is a blue trail that loops from trail 15 to trail 30 and is jam-packed with everything! Has a nice hillclimb from both ends on rocky terrain. Beautiful views once you get to…
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Trail 33 is a green trail and is just a small loop off Trail 15. Has a great lookout point. It is an old haul road from the mining days and a spot where they…
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Trail 22 is a short green trail. When you travel this trail in late summer, early fall, you see why it's called lovers lane with its picturesque views and field of wildflowers. It's a great…
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Mainly an old gravel haul road once used by the coal company. Like many other trails, this changes like the weather. Washouts and ruts are common with all the rain we've had. Trail 11 leads…
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This is the alternate entrance to Hillbilly Trails of Pike County. It's a gravel road that leads to Trail 23 of Hillbilly Trails. Once you get to the top there are a lot of trails…
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Trail 23 is the main artery for the Dorton/Flatwoods Area of the new Pike County Hillbilly Trails System. Trail 23 is a wide, graded dirt and gravel access road for an array of utilities and…
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Trail 23 is the Main Loop around and through the Hillbilly Trails Offroad Park. Connect this section with Trail 23- Flatwoods Road to make a complete loop. This is the easiest of the trails and…
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This is a connector trail from Main 23 to Laura's Lookout and beyond. It has a hard base with numerous shallow water holes. It's wide enough for most vehicles, including some full-size vehicles. This short…
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The trail begins in White Oak Branch, where you will cross a small creek. After traveling through the creek, a small pond will be on the right. The road is in great shape for UTVs…
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This is the Mid-Mountain Bench Trail that completes the loop around the Fishpond Lake property. It's slightly more technical than Trail 1, but still a main trail. Expect more narrow bench-cut mine roads, but less…
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This is the main trail from the parking behind Fishpond Lake. It connects all other trails currently in the marked system. The trail is mostly dirt; expect a lot of standing water even in the…
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This trail is moderately rough and rocky, it travels through the old strip-mined areas of Martin and Pike counties and leads to the closed Cinderella mine. This is a scenic trail that has some old…
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This is an improved trail with some serious breaks. Most of it is gravel, but be very cautious around the slips and breaks. This trail acts like an access trail to several other trails. There…
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Lickfork Branch Hill is located at the end of Lickfork Branch Road. It is very steep and made of loose materials. There is a switchback about halfway up, but otherwise, there is no room for…
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Turkey Leg Hill is a former access road to a strip mine, it is almost always covered in leaves even in the summer. It connects Nolan Pass to the Left fork of Lick Creek and…
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