Dirt Bike Trails
Near Tornado, West Virginia

Trail T47 is a short loop off of T10 with a steep, rutted descent from the north end that drops to a wider path along the forest floor. It then climbs back up the hillside with several steep sections, including slick, diagonal roots that can be deceivingly slippery. The trail briefly follows a narro...
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Trail T12 is a half-mile loop off of T10 near the staging area, making it a good option for newer riders. It follows a wider shelf across the hillside with a mix of gradual and steep grades, light rutting, and gentle corners, including a few mild switchbacks. After a steady climb, the trail levels o...
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Trail T46 is a short, quarter-mile connector that climbs a steep hillside with sections of embedded rock, small slippery roots, and off-camber terrain. It includes a few ravine crossings and passes the intersection with T50 before continuing its steep ascent to meet T12. While generally easy, the st...
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T49 is an intermediate-level, wide single track that follows along a ravine with small log crossings and intermittent steep hill climbs, sometimes with tricky roots and slick conditions. The trail runs under dense leaf cover with embedded rock, small roots, and deep ruts, especially where it dips in...
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Trail T52 in the Tornado trail system is a short 280-yard connector between Trails 12 and 10, descending steeply from north to south. It's a narrow trail cutting across a hillside, with large decomposing logs down over the trail that must be crossed and a small drop-off formed by embedded rock.
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Trail T16 is a wide, road-width access trail running for a quarter mile across the Tornado trail system. It features a smooth surface with minimal ruts, rocks, or roots, and is shaded by a dense canopy of typical West Virginia hardwoods, including yellow birch, beech, and maples. The heavy leaf cove...
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Trail T13 begins with a wide, rutted, and steep ascent from the south end, with exposed roots that can become slick in wet conditions. After the climb, the trail levels out into a more mellow section, but goes through a tight tree gap. It serves as a short connector from the bottom of T68 back to th...
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This mile-long trail serves as the main entry point into the Tornado Trail System, beginning at a small stream crossing. The wide, gravel path is well-maintained and winds through lush forest along a scenic hillside. The trail starts with a two-track width and features small loose rock, gentle switc...
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Trail T43 begins off T10 near the entrance to the trail system. It features several slick roots, downed logs, and small ravine crossings, with steep, slick hill climbs that include off-camber slopes, tight turns, and switchbacks. The steep grades make the trail particularly difficult when wet, requi...
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Trail T50 is a very short, 140-yard connector between Trails 46 and 49. It weaves through tight trees with slick dirt, steeply descending from north to south, with a steep V-bottom ravine crossing at its southern end. While it may not appear difficult, the steep grade can become extremely challengin...
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Trail T11 is a wide, 0.8-mile two-track transfer section that runs mostly straight and gradual, bringing riders further south into the trail system. The surface is smooth and easy with only minor loose rock, roots, and sticks, and small rolling hills. Well signed and clearly defined, it serves as a ...
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T68 is a 0.8-mile route that begins with a descent from T11, featuring a narrow path with ruts, sharp turns, and multiple ravine crossings. The trail briefly runs through a steep, troughed ravine with rutted terrain and small roots, followed by sharp switchbacks climbing a hill. Sections are more pr...
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Trail T45 is a short, 300-yard connector between Trails 11 and 44. It's a mellow singletrack with a smooth surface, no obstacles, and only one slightly steep section. The trail passes through lush forest with loamy soil, thick white oaks, and slender beech trees. Overall, it's an easy and gradual ro...
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Trail T42 is a short trail just over a quarter mile long, running through dense forest with tight turns, small hill climbs and descents that are steep and rutted. It features a steep, slippery descent, off-camber slopes, and multiple ravine crossings. The surface is rutted and covered in sticks, lea...
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Trail T67 is a short but demanding 200-yard descent that starts with a very steep, root-covered hill requiring proper braking control. The trail is loose and becomes especially slick when wet. A large, decomposing downed log crosses the trail near the top, which is tall and a moderate challenge to g...
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T94 is a short, 140-yard intermediate single track that winds narrowly through the trees, marked by blue ribbons tied to branches for navigation. The trail features loamy soil mixed with embedded rocks and roots, often hidden beneath leaf litter, requiring careful attention. Riders will encounter sm...
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T93 is a short but technical trail under 300 yards that descends steeply from T10 into a tight, tree-lined ravine that is rutted with troughs. The ravine is filled with decaying leaves that conceal embedded rocks and other obstacles, and full of large rocks. Riders must navigate small drop-offs, inc...
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Trail T25 in the Tornado trail system is a short connector under 250 yards long, beginning as a widened path from T66. It narrows slightly in spots as it winds through the trees, but remains mostly wide and easy. The trail includes a steep downhill section leading to the intersection with T26.
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Trail T66 in the Tornado system is a 0.6-mile loop that has been recently graded and widened, making it an ideal option for newer riders. The trail is relatively smooth with minimal rocks or roots, though it features some ruts, tight turns around trees, and a shelf-like section as it cuts across a h...
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Trail T26 is a one-mile route and one of the longer trails in the system. It begins as a wide path through the forest with gradual curves, small hill climbs, and a mostly smooth surface. A few sections have crisscrossing roots that become slick when wet, along with occasional ruts. As the trail loop...
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IB 83 is a challenging, steep ascent running from north to south off of IB 18. The trail begins with a steep, rutted hill, followed by a switchback into another steep slope. A metal rod is placed across the trail for erosion control, creating a foot-high slick ledge that will challenge most off-road...
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IB 95 is a highly advanced trail, only a quarter mile long, featuring extreme rock obstacles in a narrow ravine. Expect steep V dips, off-camber sloped sides of the ravine, and visible tree scrapes from vehicles. Going southbound, drivers will face several large drop-offs down waterfall-like ledges,...
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IB 62 is a quarter-mile trail off IB 18 featuring a steep ascent from north to south. The trail has a steep slope with loose rocks, deeper ruts, and embedded flat rock layers, along with roots that can make it slick when wet. As the trail continues, the ruts deepen, and wide switchbacks help navigat...
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IB 13 is a 2.2-mile easy access route through the Ivy Branch system, connecting the start of IB 10 on the west end to IB 18 on the north end, with access to Ivy Branch Road. The trail is wide and mostly smooth, with numerous puddles and a shallow stream crossing through Ivy Creek that features loose...
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IB 83 is a challenging, steep ascent running from north to south off of IB 18. The trail begins with a steep, rutted hill, followed by a switchback into another steep slope. A metal rod is placed across the trail for erosion control, creating a foot-high slick ledge that will challenge most off-road...
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IB 95 is a highly advanced trail, only a quarter mile long, featuring extreme rock obstacles in a narrow ravine. Expect steep V dips, off-camber sloped sides of the ravine, and visible tree scrapes from vehicles. Going southbound, drivers will face several large drop-offs down waterfall-like ledges,...
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IB 62 is a quarter-mile trail off IB 18 featuring a steep ascent from north to south. The trail has a steep slope with loose rocks, deeper ruts, and embedded flat rock layers, along with roots that can make it slick when wet. As the trail continues, the ruts deepen, and wide switchbacks help navigat...
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IB 13 is a 2.2-mile easy access route through the Ivy Branch system, connecting the start of IB 10 on the west end to IB 18 on the north end, with access to Ivy Branch Road. The trail is wide and mostly smooth, with numerous puddles and a shallow stream crossing through Ivy Creek that features loose...
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