RH 26

Total Miles
2.3

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter

Trail Type

60" Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

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 a steep climb up over the embedded rock layers. After the initial climb from the north end, it descends steeply through tight switchbacks to the intersection with RH 41, continuing its descent to connect with RH 34.

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RH 26
RH 26

Difficulty

Overall, RH 26 is moderate due to steep switchbacks and embedded rock layers.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

RH 26 can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • SxS (60")
  • ATV (50")
  • Dirt Bike

Access Description

The staging area for the Rock House Trail System within Hatfield McCoy is in the town of Man, West Virginia, with over 100 miles of trail. It has a 2-acre parking lot with restrooms and permit sales. Permits can only be purchased from local vendors or at trailhead facilities, and are valid until December 31st of that year. There is food, fuel, and lodging in the towns of Man and Gilbert. Overnight camping is not allowed at the trailheads, but there are numerous RV resorts, hotels, and restaurants available in the nearby small towns. The Hatfield-McCoy Trail System spans seven counties and ten trailheads in southern West Virginia through terrain rooted in the region's rich coal mining history.

RH 26 Map

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