Dirt Bike Trails Near Rupert, West Virginia

This trail loops the road to Springdale bypass. That sounds like a good name for a road long forgotten. County road 44/1 is a road the locals use for recreation and your constant use will…
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If you like dirt roads, this place is for you--it's miles upon miles of dirt/gravel roads. This route takes about 3.5 hours over almost 40 miles of some of the prettiest country Nicholas County, West…
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This trail was developed from old railroad tracks, making it perfect for various activities. There are plenty of primitive camping sites along the river. There are two old railroad tunnels and multiple railroad bridges you…
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There is parking at the trailhead for up to two vehicles if you want to walk in. The first part of the trail is rough; after this, the trailer opens up into a mostly gravel…
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This is a short but fun little trail leading from Nile Road in Persinger, West Virginia, to the Gauley River. During the downhill journey, you will see some of the finest of colors during prime…
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This is a gravel road along The Gauley River National Rec Area. It has access to Gauley river, and multiple hiking trails including the stairway to heaven, multiple water crossings and beautiful waterfalls. This is…
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There are a variety of different obstacles on this ride. From gravel to Rock. You will encounter mud and washed out segments and ruts. This trail also has various low hanging limbs and downed trees…
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On the map, there are different sections of Trail 15 that are broken up with the Tams loop. 15 was originally a complete trail but these sections all lead to parts of the Tams. This…
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The Tams Loop is the main recommended trail for anyone new to the park. It includes many sections of other trails to make one long loop to showcase the park. This trail has a little…
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This forest road goes through part of the Monongahela National Forest and is an easy drive for any truck, small SUV, 4x4, or SxS. Beginning across the street from Stillwell Park, it shares an entrance…
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36 starts off of the Tams at two different areas. This is a rocky rutted trail that weaves through the woods. There are plenty of challenges around every turn including logs, rocks, ruts, and muddy…
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This short trail is a nice easier entrance to trail 90. Taking this bypasses the hill/decent part of 90 which is really rocky and slippery. 90A is mostly flat and easier with some tighter areas…
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This trail can either start off of 36 or the Tams. The trail is a series of different hills with plenty of turns, puddles, and rocks. Expect a two-track trail with ruts filled with rocks.…
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This Monongahela National Forest Road shares an entrance with Monday Lick Road (FS1002), just south of the town of Marlinton, West Virginia. It follows the Stillhouse Run Creek up to its headwaters above the Greenbriar…
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79 is an interesting area. It is difficult to get to because Trail 42 has a serious rock obstacle to overcome to get to it. This play area has mud, ruts, and some fun areas.…
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42 black has an easier section to start the trail but ends with a very challenging rock ledge to get to Trail 79. Running most of the trail is not super difficult. There is a…
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16 is a trail full of hills to climb and connects between the Tams and Trail 66. These are two popular trails out on the east and 16 is the way to go from one…
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66 Blue is not for the faint of heart! Get ready for challenging obstacles and terrain! Muddy obstacles will be ooey gooey and deep, water crossings of various depths, no by-passes, slippery ledges, and off-camber…
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Trail SS is a new trail and I am going to assume it came from the logging that happened in the area. It is mostly a bulldozer path with mud puddles and water bars. Mixed…
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This is a long-flowing trail. There are plenty of fun spots and challenges along this trail. It goes along the side of a mountain and changes its elevation many times as you drive it. Use…
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46 is a nice challenging trail but not overly difficult. It has the old dynamite shack on it which is interesting to see. As far as trail content it is rocky, rutted, and fun. This…
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This is a fun and long trail to ride. It has a variety of terrain also. Expect mud and water, rocks, off-camber turns, hills, and tight wooded tree areas. This trail makes a huge loop…
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Single track trails are a challenging mix of tight narrow sections with some barely handle bar width. The trails can have large climbs, drop-offs, and technical sections. These trails are built more for the experienced…
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84 black is a long rocky hill. There is a spot towards the bottom where the trail turns that there is a washout with a rock sticking out. This slides your machine towards the rock…
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40 Blue is a long windy trail with plenty of narrow areas, rocks, ruts, and mounds. This starts and finishes off of trail 51 with trail 70 splitting off in the middle area. Taking this…
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68 Black is a tight and brushy trail with ruts and rocks. This goes up over part of the mountain so there is a climb on both sides. Expect decent rocks, ruts, mud if wet…
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X trail is a great alternative to the Tams trail on the eastern side. This trail has a little bit of everything. There are plenty of puddles, rocks, ruts, and some mud all mixed in.…
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This is the bottom side of 81. It is a washed-out streambed trail that collects water during rains. It is rocky and slippery with ruts and off-camber areas. Use this trail to connect between the…
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This trail has two parts that do not actually connect. You have to drive down the Tams trail to continue on the trail. This is the eastern section of the trail which includes a hill…
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This trail is an alternate to the parallel section of the Tams trail. In either direction, it is a windy trail with plenty of small rocks. It always seems to be wet and slimy in…
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