Dirt Bike Trails
Near Matewan, West Virginia

DA 152 is a moderately difficult trail that begins as a narrow path traversing the hillside through forest, with intermittent wide sections marked by muddy ruts. It features a steep, rutted hill climb offering split line choices, with roots, debris, embedded shelves, and a deep rut near the top. The...
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DA 133 is a short connector trail approximately one-third of a mile long, following a wide pipeline corridor. Road-width throughout, the trail is smooth and gradual with no rocks or technical features, making it an accessible and straightforward link within the dirt bike trail network in the Devil A...
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DA 134 begins with a steep but winding climb from DA 131 through dense forest, featuring low-hanging branches, muddy ruts, and occasional slick downed limbs. The upper portion is mostly fast and flowy, though traction can be challenging in wet conditions. About halfway through, the trail transitions...
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DA 136 is a wider dirt bike trail winding through lush forest along a shelf cut into the hillside. It features a steep, root-filled climb and easy, meandering sections that offer a fast, flowy ride when dry. The trail includes muddy ruts, low-hanging logs that require ducking, and slick downed logs ...
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DA 135 is a moderately challenging dirt bike trail that varies in width, beginning with a wider, rutted path through overgrown brush and loose rock. Troughed down the middle, riders might want to try to stay on the high points, especially in wet conditions, as the trail can become slick. The route f...
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DA 131 is a narrow, 0.8-mile dirt bike trail running along the hillside with consistent steep grades and moderately technical terrain. The trail features ruts, roots, loose rock, and tight switchbacks as it winds through a dense, scenic forest. Riders should watch for muddy ruts and occasional downe...
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DA 59 is a 6.6-mile transfer trail through the Devil Anse system, offering both scenic and functional connectivity. From the western entrance, it climbs steadily on a shelf-style trail with steep switchbacks, shallow ruts, and loose rock. The trail is one-lane wide in sections but opens up after the...
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BM 98 is a 0.5-mile an advanced SxS route that also accesses the BM 199 single-track. From the west entrance, it begins with an extremely steep, rocky ascent featuring loose rock and foot-deep ruts, followed by tight switchbacks and embedded rock layers forming 6-inch shelves. The trail maintains a ...
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DA 18 is a long, easy transfer trail featuring a wide path winding through lush forest with scenic rock walls and a tall, leafy canopy. Occasional downed trees and mud puddles may appear after storms, but the trail remains non-technical throughout. Its curvy layout is typical of the easier routes in...
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BM 17 continues from BM 16 on a narrower, shelfy path wrapping around the hillside. It features minor ruts and embedded rock surfaces with a bit of loose rock. The dark, coal-like dirt adds to the unique feel of the trail. A short connector route, it passes a scenic rock formation on one of the corn...
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DA 81 is a half-mile long trail beginning with a narrow, shelf-style path from the north before dropping into a rutted and technical descent. The descent features deep troughs, off-camber lines, embedded rock layers, and uneven shelves that create a challenging ride down a steep slope. Several large...
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BM 149 is a narrow, technical singletrack that starts at its south end off of BM 26 at a pipeline. The trail features muddy ruts, roots, tight tree gaps, mossy rocks, and overgrown branches, creating a proper singletrack experience for dirt bikers looking for a more rugged trail. Riders will encount...
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DA 66 is a 1.3-mile connector trail that links with DA 63 and provides access to more technical trails, including DA 81, 82, and 83. The trail features a mix of wide, smooth sections and steeper segments with loose rock and occasional rutted, uneven terrain. A series of wide switchbacks help manage ...
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DA 82 is a short, quarter-mile trail that begins with a steep, rutted descent from the east entrance. The descent features embedded rocks, small drop-offs, and 1-foot-deep off-camber ruts, making the initial section technically demanding. A tight switchback marks the transition to a flat path that l...
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DA 63 is a short connector trail off DA 65 that winds through lush forest with minor loose rock and light rutting. It includes a few steeper, rutted climbs with loose and embedded rock, as well as a couple of hairpin turns, but remains an overall easy route. DA 63 provides access to the more challen...
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BM 90 is a challenging double black diamond route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, suited for highly skilled drivers. From the north end, it begins with a steep descent on a wide shelf path marked by loose rock, ruts, and embedded rock layers, then transitions into a flatter, forested section w...
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DA 83 is a 0.7-mile spur connecting DA 63 and DA 66, rated upper intermediate due to its steep and deeply rutted climb from the eastern entrance. The ascent features 1 to 2-foot-deep ruts filled with loose rock and wide embedded rock layers/ledges, with off-camber sections that become extremely slic...
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BM 89 is a short but demanding route in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, featuring a narrow, rutted descent from the southern entrance through steep, rutted, loose-rock switchbacks. Low branches and tight turns add to the technical challenge. The trail then climbs back up through similarly steep a...
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BM 181 is a short, but proper single track in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, offering a narrow, primitive, and overgrown riding experience through dense vegetation. Starting from the south, the trail features a skinny dirt path with slick, moss-covered rocks, deep muddy ruts, and abundant low br...
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BM 28 is a 0.8-mile connector in the Buffalo Mountain Trail System, linking BM 27 to BM 29 along a relatively flat ridgeline. The trail is wide and fast, with straight sections and minimal elevation change. Surface conditions include minor loose and embedded rock, and the route is surrounded by lush...
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DA 59 is a 6.6-mile transfer trail through the Devil Anse system, offering both scenic and functional connectivity. From the western entrance, it climbs steadily on a shelf-style trail with steep switchbacks, shallow ruts, and loose rock. The trail is one-lane wide in sections but opens up after the...
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BM 98 is a 0.5-mile an advanced SxS route that also accesses the BM 199 single-track. From the west entrance, it begins with an extremely steep, rocky ascent featuring loose rock and foot-deep ruts, followed by tight switchbacks and embedded rock layers forming 6-inch shelves. The trail maintains a ...
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DA 18 is a long, easy transfer trail featuring a wide path winding through lush forest with scenic rock walls and a tall, leafy canopy. Occasional downed trees and mud puddles may appear after storms, but the trail remains non-technical throughout. Its curvy layout is typical of the easier routes in...
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BM 17 continues from BM 16 on a narrower, shelfy path wrapping around the hillside. It features minor ruts and embedded rock surfaces with a bit of loose rock. The dark, coal-like dirt adds to the unique feel of the trail. A short connector route, it passes a scenic rock formation on one of the corn...
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DA 59 is a 6.6-mile transfer trail through the Devil Anse system, offering both scenic and functional connectivity. From the western entrance, it climbs steadily on a shelf-style trail with steep switchbacks, shallow ruts, and loose rock. The trail is one-lane wide in sections but opens up after the...
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BM 98 is a 0.5-mile an advanced SxS route that also accesses the BM 199 single-track. From the west entrance, it begins with an extremely steep, rocky ascent featuring loose rock and foot-deep ruts, followed by tight switchbacks and embedded rock layers forming 6-inch shelves. The trail maintains a ...
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DA 18 is a long, easy transfer trail featuring a wide path winding through lush forest with scenic rock walls and a tall, leafy canopy. Occasional downed trees and mud puddles may appear after storms, but the trail remains non-technical throughout. Its curvy layout is typical of the easier routes in...
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BM 17 continues from BM 16 on a narrower, shelfy path wrapping around the hillside. It features minor ruts and embedded rock surfaces with a bit of loose rock. The dark, coal-like dirt adds to the unique feel of the trail. A short connector route, it passes a scenic rock formation on one of the corn...
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