Trails
designated for ATV use are found throughout West
Virginia. Private ATV and shared trails are also
well-located throughout the Mountain State. Please
familiarize yourself with ATV laws and etiquette before
running West Virginia trails.
Browning Fork Trail (Hatfield & McCoy Trail System)
Trail Map
(PDF)
The Browning Fork trail system includes 115 miles of trails and some of
the most remote trails in the Hatfield-McCoy trail system. Fifty-one
percent of its trails are considered easy, 31 percent are moderate, and 11
percent are difficult. Seven percent are single-track trails. Gas, food,
and lodging are available at Man and
Gilbert, WV. Gilbert can be directly
accessed directly by the southern extension of the trail. The Browning
Fork area begins 20-minutes south of the U.S. 119 expressway at
Logan, WV.
Buffalo Mountain Trails (Hatfield & McCoy Trail System)
Trail Map
(PDF)
The Buffalo Mountain trail system includes 95 miles of trails accessible
from trailheads at Matewan and Williamson, WV, off U.S. 119 on the
Kentucky-West Virginia border. Twenty percent of Buffalo Mountain trails
are considered easy, 65 percent are moderate, and 13 percent are
difficult. Gas, food, and lodging are available in Matewan and
Williamson, WV.
Dingess-Rum Trails (Hatfield & McCoy Trail System)
Trail Map
(PDF)
The Dingess-Rum trail system includes 105 miles of trails accessible from
W.Va. Route 17, 20-minutes northwest of Logan,
WV. Forty-two percent of Dingess-Rum trails are considered easy, 27 percent are moderate, and 18
percent are difficult. Thirteen percent are single-track trails. Gas,
food, and lodging are available near the trail. Use caution around mining
areas.
Little Coal River Trails (Hatfield & McCoy Trail System)
Trail Map
(PDF)
The Little Coal River trail system includes 65 miles of trails in the
northernmost part of the Hatfield & McCoy Trail system, 20 miles south of
I-64 at Charleston,
WV, and just off the U.S. 119 expressway. Fifty-eight
percent of Little Coal River trails are considered easy, 30 percent are
moderate, and six percent are difficult. Six percent are single-track
trails. Lodging is available near the trail.
Pinnacle Creek Trails (Hatfield & McCoy Trail System)
Trail Map
(PDF)
The Pinnacle Creek trail system includes 105 miles of trails in the
southernmost part of the Hafield & McCoy Trail system, 40-minutes
southwest of I-77 at Beckley,
WV. Forty-four percent of Pinnacle Creek trails are considered easy, 35 percent are moderate, and 21 percent are
difficult. Gas, food, and lodging are available in Pineville,
WV, at the northwestern extension of the trail.
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