Dirt Bike Trails
Near Maybeury, West Virginia

Trail P15 is the first trail from the Pocahontas parking lot that will connect riders to the Pocahontas trail system. It's a wide, graded gravel road for 1 mile, featuring big sweeping corners, a gradual incline, and accommodating two-lane traffic. Riders should reduce speed when approaching the sta...
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Pocahontas 11 is one of the longer routes in the system at 5.5 miles. The north end includes a short, steep descent, while the rest of the trail follows a gradual path with minimal elevation gain. It features minor shallow ruts, loose rock, and waterbars, with a mix of one-lane and wider sections. R...
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Pocahontas 69 in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System begins as a wide road with shallow ruts and potential mud puddles in spring, then narrows between thick rhododendron, climbing steeply with loose rock, sharper turns, and deeper ruts. In one spot, the trail is deeply troughed and eroded four feet belo...
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Trail 46 is a 3-mile route that begins at the south end with a narrow path through dense thickets. In the spring, riders can expect mud puddles and deeper muddy ruts along the otherwise smooth trail. Low-hanging branches may be present if not recently cleared. The trail offers scenic views of the mo...
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Trail 16 is a 4.4-mile connector that links the east and west halves of the Indian Ridge Trail System. It's an overall easy route, with minor ruts, loose rock, and some shelfy, narrow sections--especially around sweeping corners and hairpin switchbacks where riders should watch for oncoming traffic....
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This SxS trail starts directly from the Pocahontas trailhead within the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, and is very easy for the entire 1.8 miles. It features a consistently wide dirt road with shallow ruts and small loose rocks, making it accessible for all off-road vehicles. The route is lined with t...
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Trail 26 is a scenic, easy route that runs approximately 4 miles. From the south end, it begins as a fairly flat trail that follows the contour of the mountainside for the first 2.5 miles, with narrow sections, shallow ruts, and occasional downed tree branches. The path is lined with scenic rock wal...
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OP 37 forms a 1.6-mile loop on the north end of the Original Pocahontas trail system, with several moderate spurs connecting its north and south segments. This easy trail features flat terrain with shallow ruts, occasional mud puddles, and a smooth, winding shelf path cut into the hillside. It paral...
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OP 39 is a 200-yard connector running between two segments of OP 37. It descends slightly from north to south through a narrow, rutted ravine. Expect muddy conditions, scattered sticks, and dense rhododendron lining the trail, with low-hanging branches adding to the challenge. Tight and wet, it's a ...
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93 is a short loop that branches off 37, forming a compact circle. It features a steeper climb with noticeable ruts and a large embedded rock face that adds technical interest. The loop then descends back down over loose rock. This is a fun, more challenging detour best suited for experienced driver...
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Original Pocahontas 41 is a very short connector--less than 250 feet--linking the north and south segments of OP 37. It features a steep, rutted climb from the south that levels out at the top. Though brief, the deeper ruts and inclines make it slightly more challenging than the surrounding segments...
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13 Connector is a short, 500-yard trail linking OP 37 and OP 13. It begins near the powerlines off OP 37, with a pipeline in the trail in the beginning, before narrowing into a more primitive route. The middle section is overgrown with grass, and drivers may encounter scattered debris such as small ...
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OP 13 is an easy, smooth trail that winds through a mix of open and shaded forest. The northern section runs beneath powerlines, offering open skies and no tree canopy, while the southern portion transitions into denser woods with pleasant shade. The trail is fairly wide with only shallow ruts and f...
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Trail P30 is a half-mile route connecting P11 to P14, featuring a steeper climb from south to north with loose rock and shallow ruts. It follows a shelfy section along the hillside with wide corners and infrequent embedded rock and mud. The trail runs through a dense forest, making it a quick scenic...
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Trail P14 is a 1.1-mile route that climbs from its south end up to the Overlook at 2,700 feet, continuing past it for a total elevation gain of about 300 feet. The climb is mostly gradual with a few steeper sections, and the trail remains very easy throughout. It is wide and mostly smooth, with a fe...
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OP 35 is a one-mile trail located in the northeastern section of the Original Pocahontas trail system. It winds through dense rhododendron thickets and moss-covered trees, creating a lush, rainforest-like atmosphere beneath a heavy leaf canopy. The trail surface is mostly smooth with occasional mud ...
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OP 36 is a short and straightforward 230-yard connector between OP 13 and OP 35. The trail is flat, smooth, and gradual, with no notable obstacles. While the middle section is somewhat overgrown, it remains passable and clearly marked--just follow the signs indicating "To 35." It's an easy and effic...
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Trail P24 is a half-mile connector between trails P11 and P12, featuring a big mud puddle at the entrance, minor shallow ruts, and loose rock. It includes sweeping corners and occasional flat embedded rock surfaces that do not increase the difficulty. Overall, it's an easy and straightforward transi...
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Trail P29 is a half-mile route that offers a slightly rockier experience compared to the smoother graded roads nearby, while not being overly difficult. It begins with a descent and wide sweeping corners, featuring a surface of loose rocks--often pushed to the sides--and a few rockier hills with foo...
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OP 33 is a short, quarter-mile trail that offers a slightly narrower, single-lane route cut into the hillside. It serves as an alternate path paralleling a short section of OP 13. The trail features water bars, mild bumps and dips, shallow ruts, and scattered loose rock, along with occasional mud pu...
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Trail P15 is the first trail from the Pocahontas parking lot that will connect riders to the Pocahontas trail system. It's a wide, graded gravel road for 1 mile, featuring big sweeping corners, a gradual incline, and accommodating two-lane traffic. Riders should reduce speed when approaching the sta...
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Pocahontas 11 is one of the longer routes in the system at 5.5 miles. The north end includes a short, steep descent, while the rest of the trail follows a gradual path with minimal elevation gain. It features minor shallow ruts, loose rock, and waterbars, with a mix of one-lane and wider sections. R...
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Pocahontas 69 in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System begins as a wide road with shallow ruts and potential mud puddles in spring, then narrows between thick rhododendron, climbing steeply with loose rock, sharper turns, and deeper ruts. In one spot, the trail is deeply troughed and eroded four feet belo...
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Trail 46 is a 3-mile route that begins at the south end with a narrow path through dense thickets. In the spring, riders can expect mud puddles and deeper muddy ruts along the otherwise smooth trail. Low-hanging branches may be present if not recently cleared. The trail offers scenic views of the mo...
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Trail P15 is the first trail from the Pocahontas parking lot that will connect riders to the Pocahontas trail system. It's a wide, graded gravel road for 1 mile, featuring big sweeping corners, a gradual incline, and accommodating two-lane traffic. Riders should reduce speed when approaching the sta...
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Pocahontas 11 is one of the longer routes in the system at 5.5 miles. The north end includes a short, steep descent, while the rest of the trail follows a gradual path with minimal elevation gain. It features minor shallow ruts, loose rock, and waterbars, with a mix of one-lane and wider sections. R...
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Pocahontas 69 in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System begins as a wide road with shallow ruts and potential mud puddles in spring, then narrows between thick rhododendron, climbing steeply with loose rock, sharper turns, and deeper ruts. In one spot, the trail is deeply troughed and eroded four feet belo...
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Trail 46 is a 3-mile route that begins at the south end with a narrow path through dense thickets. In the spring, riders can expect mud puddles and deeper muddy ruts along the otherwise smooth trail. Low-hanging branches may be present if not recently cleared. The trail offers scenic views of the mo...
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