Dirt Bike Trails
Near Pippa Passes, Kentucky

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 seeing the horses and the view from the top of the mountain you'll begin to make your way back down the other side. ...
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Trail 12 comes off of Trail 22 and 11. This trail follows along the ridge. It includes inclines, large mud holes, as well as some low-hanging branches. As you descend the trail and hill, there are nice views of a large valley. This section also contains large rocks and may require a 4x4 to climb.
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Trail 19 is a green trail and it is mainly grass and dirt. The track is relatively flat with no mudholes. This trail is used as a connector trail and brings you back to trail 0. You can ride this track in 2WD, and it is suitable for most OHVs and some high-clearance 2WD.
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This trail cuts off the main Trail 10. It is hard to see if you're not looking due to the overgrowth and high grass. This is a short trail that ends at Trail 12; there are no rocks or ruts due to the lack of traffic on this section of trail.
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This trail cuts off the main Trail 10. It is hard to see if you're not looking due to the overgrowth and high grass. This is a short trail that turns directly into Trail 15; there are no rocks or ruts due to the lack of traffic on this section of trail.
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Trail 16 begins directly off of 18. There is no turn or intersection, simply the drop over the hill, which eventually links with 14. There is ruts, loose rock and mud. The hill may require 4x4. There are overgrown branches and grass along the trail, trail center and sides. Nice little climb, great f...
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Trail 15 begins directly off of 13. There is no turn or intersection, simply the drop over the hill, which eventually links with 16. There are ruts, loose rock, and mud. The hill may require a 4x4. There are overgrown branches and grass along the trail, the trail center, and the sides. It's a nice l...
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This trail begins with loose rock and dirt, with overgrown, low-hanging branches along the route. Rocky inclines add some challenge, while dense vegetation can obstruct views. The short loop connects Trail 22 and Trail 12 before returning to Trail 10, making it a good option for beginners and provid...
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This trail is rated blue mainly because of the numerous mudholes to navigate. The surface is mostly dirt and compacted rock. The trail was run in 2WD, but be ready to use 4WD depending on trail conditions and weather. This is a shelf road below the campground, and it will end with a small hill climb...
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You must access Trail 11 to begin this trail with an immediate incline that may require 4x4; it flattens out briefly and then has another immediate incline that requires 4x4. This trail has rocks, mud, and dirt with a higher incline. This trail also includes large mud holes, low-hanging branches, an...
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This track is an access road through the campground area. The first part close to the park office is paved, and then it turns into a dirt road. You can use this road to access all parts of the campground area and the trails that are part of the northeast area of the park. It can be muddy in places, ...
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The trail begins with loose rock and dirt; there are overgrown, low-hanging branches. The trail has an incline; views are obstructed by the overgrowth, and it makes a loop linking Trail 22 and 12, then back to Trail 10. Short trail, great for beginners, and very close to the main campground.
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Beginning at the park's General Store, Trail 1 starts out on a paved road. Moving along through the track, it turns into a gravel road. The trail remains gravel through most of its length. The road gets quite dusty, so wear eye protection if you are not in an enclosed cab. This is a 5-mile track tha...
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Trail 10 is a green trail, and the surface is primarily dirt. It seems tight and overgrown by brush in a few places, but overall, it is wide enough for a full-size vehicle to pass. There are a few mudholes to cross, so 4WD may be needed in places. Just be mindful before hitting those and be in 4WD b...
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Trail 2 is marked green and is mostly a dirt trail. Depending on the weather, there could be mud holes scattered throughout the track. Towards the end of the track, there are a few hill climbs with softball-sized rocks scattered across the entire width of the trail. Take care navigating these in a l...
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This short and easy hillside trail travels through dense vegetation and mature timber, offering excellent wildlife viewing, scenic overlooks, and seasonal displays of wildflowers and berries. The route is well maintained, with a clean surface and only minor rocky sections, making it accessible for A...
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A nice cutoff from another trail to view this beautiful boulder. There is loose dirt, a mild incline, and it ends in an opening with a valley view. The boulder is very large, with a bit of overhang, a great place to catch a few good pics of your group. This trail has potential for extensions; at thi...
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This scenic and well-maintained hillside trail travels through dense vegetation and mature forest, offering excellent wildlife viewing, seasonal wildflowers, and berry patches along the way. The route is short and easy, featuring a mostly smooth surface with only light rocky sections. Riders can enj...
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This well-maintained trail winds through dense vegetation and offers abundant wildlife viewing opportunities, scenic hillside vistas, and seasonal wildflowers and berries. The route features a smooth surface with only minor rocky sections, making it approachable for a wide range of users. The trail ...
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The park has this trail rated as a green. Be very careful on this one because there has been a lot of erosion in this section, and the maintenance crew has cleaned it up with a dozer. It has a few switchbacks that could be treacherous when wet or snow-covered. However, once you make your descent int...
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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 seeing the horses and the view from the top of the mountain you'll begin to make your way back down the other side. ...
Learn more about Wild Horse Trail (Lige Hollow)

Trail 12 comes off of Trail 22 and 11. This trail follows along the ridge. It includes inclines, large mud holes, as well as some low-hanging branches. As you descend the trail and hill, there are nice views of a large valley. This section also contains large rocks and may require a 4x4 to climb.
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Trail 19 is a green trail and it is mainly grass and dirt. The track is relatively flat with no mudholes. This trail is used as a connector trail and brings you back to trail 0. You can ride this track in 2WD, and it is suitable for most OHVs and some high-clearance 2WD.
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This trail cuts off the main Trail 10. It is hard to see if you're not looking due to the overgrowth and high grass. This is a short trail that ends at Trail 12; there are no rocks or ruts due to the lack of traffic on this section of trail.
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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 seeing the horses and the view from the top of the mountain you'll begin to make your way back down the other side. ...
Learn more about Wild Horse Trail (Lige Hollow)

Trail 12 comes off of Trail 22 and 11. This trail follows along the ridge. It includes inclines, large mud holes, as well as some low-hanging branches. As you descend the trail and hill, there are nice views of a large valley. This section also contains large rocks and may require a 4x4 to climb.
Learn more about 12

Trail 19 is a green trail and it is mainly grass and dirt. The track is relatively flat with no mudholes. This trail is used as a connector trail and brings you back to trail 0. You can ride this track in 2WD, and it is suitable for most OHVs and some high-clearance 2WD.
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This trail cuts off the main Trail 10. It is hard to see if you're not looking due to the overgrowth and high grass. This is a short trail that ends at Trail 12; there are no rocks or ruts due to the lack of traffic on this section of trail.
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