Dirt Bike Trails
Near Omar, West Virginia

RH 42 is a 5-mile-long trail that forms a loop with RH 41, connecting the Rock House and Devil Anse systems by crossing Highway 44. It's an easy shelf-style path with minor ruts and loose rock, though it includes tight switchbacks and some steeper sections that add a bit more difficulty. Near the ea...
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RH 45 forms a 3-mile loop with RH 25 and offers an easy, gradual ride overall. The trail narrows in sections as it winds through overgrown brush, with small loose rocks, gravel, log debris, and a shallow stream crossing adding minor variation. A tight switchback leads into a shelfy traverse along th...
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RH 26 is a shelfy trail, mostly one lane wide, along a hillside, that begins with some embedded rock right away. Throughout the 1.6 miles, it has uneven dirt and rock layers forming 6-inch ledges that are mostly ramped and manageable. The trail includes roots, loose rock, and deeper ruts, along with...
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RH 25 is a 2.2-mile easy trail that begins as a wide path with shallow ruts and occasional rougher sections. While generally manageable, it includes steeper segments with large, gradual corners and patches of embedded and loose rock. The trail descends steadily from the eastern entrance to its inter...
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RH 41 is a 3.6-mile wide, shelfy connector trail running west from the Rock House system to Highway 44. It features shallow ruts, minor loose rock (mostly cleared to the sides), smooth surfaces, and gradual corners with good visibility throughout. This easy route serves as a reliable transfer trail ...
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RH 34 is a 1.6-mile north-to-south connector trail that curves along a shelfy hillside with gradual switchbacks, shallow ruts, and occasional loose rock. The trail features a moderately steep climb when ridden south to north, winding through leafy birch trees and passing scenic rock walls. It remain...
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RH 31 is a 2-mile trail featuring a smooth, one-lane-wide shelf with a semi-steep descent from south to north. The trail includes several big hairpin turns that are not too steep, with minimal loose rock scattered along the path. Riders are immersed in a lush forest environment, with scenic views of...
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RH 29 is a more challenging trail best suited for intermediate riders, and can be even more difficult in wet conditions. Starting from the north, it immediately presents embedded rock layers forming 6-inch ledges along a narrow path, followed by loose rock as it curves across a hillside. The trail n...
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B15 starts in the town of Logan at the end of Cole Street, offering easy access to fuel, food, and lodging. It is an easy access corridor that parallels a ravine, then climbs up the hillsides. The trail is smooth with no major obstacles but includes spots with more rock, ruts, and steeper sections. ...
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This trail continues across trail 15 from the bottom of 78, following the same ravine. It is a bit steeper than 78, with huge boulders forming big uneven drop-offs with holes between the rocks. Drivers must carefully navigate between trees lining the narrow path. The mossy wet rocks create slippery ...
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At 7.3 miles, RH 10 is a long, easy trail that serves as one of the main access routes from the Rock House staging area--expect to see other riders. The trail follows a pipeline through scenic, lush forest with wide sections, shallow ruts, switchbacks, puddles, and occasional minor rock or uneven gr...
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RH 33 begins at its eastern junction with RH 10 and winds through lush forest along a ravine, in the lower elevations of these hills. Riders can expect minor embedded rocks and a gradual climb featuring a few easy switchbacks. The trail narrows to one-lane width in spots, along a dug-out bank lined ...
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RH 18 is a 1.2-mile trail with a mostly gradual ascent from the west entrance to the east entrance, featuring one big hairpin turn halfway through. The trail offers a scenic forest setting with small waterfalls and a lush leaf canopy. While the terrain is generally easy, it can become slick when wet...
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RH 23 is a wide shelf trail with good visibility, minor loose rock, and occasional waterbars. It begins at RH 49 and follows a mostly flat route for about a mile, curving around the hillsides before passing through intersections with RH 40 and RH 29. From there, it transitions into a steep descent d...
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B53 drops off of B50 into a rocky, narrow ravine and descends steeply from north to south. Though just 170 yards long, this short advanced trail is packed with technical features. The tight path is lined closely by a couple of trees and filled with large loose river rock, boulders, and foot-high dro...
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RH 95 is a 0.9-mile advanced trail designed for highly skilled riders. The south end of the trail begins with a steep, rocky climb, featuring large loose rocks that fill the ruts and a challenging off-camber ascent. Riders will need to maintain momentum and traction, especially in wet conditions, as...
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RH 30 offers a 4.6-mile trail through a lush forest, characterized by its winding path and significant shade coverage. The trail features a gradual, mostly flat terrain with small climbs and descents, making it suitable for most skill levels. The route traverses a hillside with a shelf-like path and...
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This short 124-yard advanced trail drops into a rocky ravine off of B19. The ravine is wet with a stream running through it and is filled with large boulders. The path is narrow with drop-offs and difficult footing, making it really steep as you navigate over the rocks. The trail is tightly lined wi...
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B24 is a shelfy, one-lane-wide path with minor loose rock, traversing across a hillside. The surface is generally easy, but the trail is narrow and shelfy, requiring caution. When ridden clockwise as a loop, the trail gradually ascends the entire route, featuring tight, semi-steep switchbacks--espec...
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RH 130 is a 1.4-mile dirt bike-only trail that parallels RH 50, offering a flowy, fast ride with a few technical challenges. The trail features loamy soil with embedded rocks and roots, traversing across a hillside while weaving lightly through trees. It's mostly flat with minimal elevation gain, ke...
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RH 42 is a 5-mile-long trail that forms a loop with RH 41, connecting the Rock House and Devil Anse systems by crossing Highway 44. It's an easy shelf-style path with minor ruts and loose rock, though it includes tight switchbacks and some steeper sections that add a bit more difficulty. Near the ea...
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RH 45 forms a 3-mile loop with RH 25 and offers an easy, gradual ride overall. The trail narrows in sections as it winds through overgrown brush, with small loose rocks, gravel, log debris, and a shallow stream crossing adding minor variation. A tight switchback leads into a shelfy traverse along th...
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RH 26 is a shelfy trail, mostly one lane wide, along a hillside, that begins with some embedded rock right away. Throughout the 1.6 miles, it has uneven dirt and rock layers forming 6-inch ledges that are mostly ramped and manageable. The trail includes roots, loose rock, and deeper ruts, along with...
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RH 25 is a 2.2-mile easy trail that begins as a wide path with shallow ruts and occasional rougher sections. While generally manageable, it includes steeper segments with large, gradual corners and patches of embedded and loose rock. The trail descends steadily from the eastern entrance to its inter...
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RH 42 is a 5-mile-long trail that forms a loop with RH 41, connecting the Rock House and Devil Anse systems by crossing Highway 44. It's an easy shelf-style path with minor ruts and loose rock, though it includes tight switchbacks and some steeper sections that add a bit more difficulty. Near the ea...
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RH 45 forms a 3-mile loop with RH 25 and offers an easy, gradual ride overall. The trail narrows in sections as it winds through overgrown brush, with small loose rocks, gravel, log debris, and a shallow stream crossing adding minor variation. A tight switchback leads into a shelfy traverse along th...
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RH 26 is a shelfy trail, mostly one lane wide, along a hillside, that begins with some embedded rock right away. Throughout the 1.6 miles, it has uneven dirt and rock layers forming 6-inch ledges that are mostly ramped and manageable. The trail includes roots, loose rock, and deeper ruts, along with...
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RH 25 is a 2.2-mile easy trail that begins as a wide path with shallow ruts and occasional rougher sections. While generally manageable, it includes steeper segments with large, gradual corners and patches of embedded and loose rock. The trail descends steadily from the eastern entrance to its inter...
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