Dirt Bike Trails
Near Sand Fork, West Virginia

Located in the central area of Ritchie County in West Virginia is an OHV trail you will never forget. This trail is the main one going through the Ritchie Mine area where it begins on State Highway 47 in MacFarlan, WV, and ends on Gillispie Road or CR 1/7 about 5 miles north from the starting point...
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Start this route in Buckhannon by taking WV-20 south to Sago Road for 5 miles. This section is paved but scenic, running alongside the emerald-hued Buckhannon River. The road transitions to dirt and gravel. At Big Bend Church (38.88129, -80.21359), take the road perpendicular to the parking lot call...
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This trail can be run in either direction, but this description starts from the north end at the following coordinates: 38.91771, -80.08878. There’s Civil War battle history regarding the bridge that crossed the Middle Fork River in 1861. Please note that this track combines several country roads ad...
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This is a scenic drive that follows part of Goose Creek in Wirt County, West Virginia. The road is mainly gravel with a few dirt sections and some water crossings but nothing too rough. This road is an absolutely beautiful drive in the fall when the leaves are turning color. There is one stretch of ...
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Nile Road to Gauley River is an easy, scenic 1.25-mile downhill trail near Persinger, West Virginia, perfect for beginners and families looking to access a remote beach on the Gauley River. This unpaved route starts at an elevation of 2,124 feet and steadily descends 458 feet to the riverbank at 1,6...
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This is a forest road in the Gauley Ranger District of Monongahela National Forest that connects FS 76 to County Route 46 near Dyer, WV. It is notable as it provides access between Bishop Knob campground and the dispersed camping along FS 76. It's a scenic and peaceful drive through dense forest tha...
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This is a black trail by color standards at Hatfield and McCoy. Most people will not be able to get through this trail without a winch. If it is raining or has been raining in the week before your ride you may need two vehicles and both have winches to get through this trail. It is the stickiest mud...
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This is a forest road in the Gauley Ranger District of Monongahela National Forest that is the spine of camping in this district as it connect Big Rock Campground to Cranberry Campground and has several nice designated river sites for camping too. All of these are first come, first serve with pay by...
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This trail starts right off of County Road 25. You then go through a creek crossing, then start your ascent up the hill, crossing multiple rock shelves and very slick red clay, especially after a heavy rain. Four wheel drive is needed as well as high clearance.
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Panther Mountains is a scenic and approachable 9.6-mile route perfect for stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and overlanders seeking to explore the rugged heart of the Gauley River National Recreation Area. Winding through dense West Virginia hardwood forests, this trail offers an easy-going tec...
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This route is one of the favorites of people from Marietta and surrounding areas. You start the trail at a covered bridge and then you follow Haught run from the end of County road 407 following the stream winding back and forth to the top of the mountain. This trail is high clearance only. Do not a...
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The Meadow/Gauley Access Trail is an engaging two-mile descent ideal for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and ATVs looking to access the scenic Gauley River corridor. Starting at an elevation of approximately 1,862 feet, the route drops about 690 feet over its course down to 1,186 fee...
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The Nettie to Richwood route is an easy, scenic point-to-point dirt and gravel trail that is perfect for beginners, families, and overland enthusiasts seeking a relaxed journey through West Virginia's backcountry. Spanning approximately 36.8 miles through Nicholas County, this route takes about thre...
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Kelly's Creek Trail 14 runs along the eastern border of the Kelly's Creek sector. For the majority of the route, the trail closely parallels Shadrick Fork (creek), and there are several shallow fordings along the way. These fordings should remain less than 12 inches except in times of heavy rain. Th...
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Kelly's Creek Trail 15 is an old logging road that has been cut open recently for logging operations. As such, there are some wide open views for much of the way, and the majority of the trail is open and clear. The road surface is mostly dirt, with some ruts and minor puddles. Ultimately, this trai...
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Kelly's Creek Trail 15A is an out-and-back adventure with an interesting little surprise near the end! Keep an eye out for a small opening in the side of the mountain, down low. The entire ride is beautiful, lined with ferns and dense leaf canopy in season. The trail is narrow with almost no safe pa...
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The Meadow & Gauley Rivers Access Trail offers an exceptional multi-use overlanding adventure for offroaders, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore West Virginia's rugged river canyons. Spanning approximately 18.2 miles along a repurposed historic railroad grade, this scenic route wind...
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Kelly's Creek Trail 17 is a nearly one-mile-long ride out to a well site. There is one intersecting connector, which is KC7 leading down to KC5 Five Mile Road. Shortly beyond the KC7 intersection, the road ends at a well site with a large open turnaround area. The trail surface is primarily dirt, wi...
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Parsons to Stone Lake Run is an easy, scenic gravel route ideal for beginners, overland travelers, and scenic drivers looking to experience the lush forests and river valleys of West Virginia. Spanning approximately 4.3 miles, this trail runs from the town of Parsons toward Stone Lake Run, ultimatel...
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A dirt/gravel track with mild elevation gain, no real obstacles. Pay attention to logging, private property signs, etc. With the recent snow and rain, there was a decent amount of mud. This is a good trail for anyone testing out the River Road trail and wanting to mix it up. Additionally, it leads t...
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Located in the central area of Ritchie County in West Virginia is an OHV trail you will never forget. This trail is the main one going through the Ritchie Mine area where it begins on State Highway 47 in MacFarlan, WV, and ends on Gillispie Road or CR 1/7 about 5 miles north from the starting point...
Learn more about Ritchie Mines OHV CR/30 MacFarlan Road

Start this route in Buckhannon by taking WV-20 south to Sago Road for 5 miles. This section is paved but scenic, running alongside the emerald-hued Buckhannon River. The road transitions to dirt and gravel. At Big Bend Church (38.88129, -80.21359), take the road perpendicular to the parking lot call...
Learn more about Beans Mill

This trail can be run in either direction, but this description starts from the north end at the following coordinates: 38.91771, -80.08878. There’s Civil War battle history regarding the bridge that crossed the Middle Fork River in 1861. Please note that this track combines several country roads ad...
Learn more about Long Run

This is a scenic drive that follows part of Goose Creek in Wirt County, West Virginia. The road is mainly gravel with a few dirt sections and some water crossings but nothing too rough. This road is an absolutely beautiful drive in the fall when the leaves are turning color. There is one stretch of ...
Learn more about County Route 2 - Wirt County

Located in the central area of Ritchie County in West Virginia is an OHV trail you will never forget. This trail is the main one going through the Ritchie Mine area where it begins on State Highway 47 in MacFarlan, WV, and ends on Gillispie Road or CR 1/7 about 5 miles north from the starting point...
Learn more about Ritchie Mines OHV CR/30 MacFarlan Road

Start this route in Buckhannon by taking WV-20 south to Sago Road for 5 miles. This section is paved but scenic, running alongside the emerald-hued Buckhannon River. The road transitions to dirt and gravel. At Big Bend Church (38.88129, -80.21359), take the road perpendicular to the parking lot call...
Learn more about Beans Mill

This trail can be run in either direction, but this description starts from the north end at the following coordinates: 38.91771, -80.08878. There’s Civil War battle history regarding the bridge that crossed the Middle Fork River in 1861. Please note that this track combines several country roads ad...
Learn more about Long Run

This is a scenic drive that follows part of Goose Creek in Wirt County, West Virginia. The road is mainly gravel with a few dirt sections and some water crossings but nothing too rough. This road is an absolutely beautiful drive in the fall when the leaves are turning color. There is one stretch of ...
Learn more about County Route 2 - Wirt County