400+ MILES. 7 TRAIL SYSTEMS. ONE PERMIT.
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seven systems, 400+ miles
GRUNDY, VIRGINIA
COAL CANYON
127 miles of mixed difficulty trails with wildlife viewing and breathtaking views
53% GREEN | 24% BLUE | 10% BLACK
COEBURN & ST. PAUL, VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN VIEW
118 miles of hills, thrills and wildlife connecting Coeburn & St. Paul
35% GREEN | 15% BLUE | 25% BLACK
BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA
ORIGINAL POCAHONTAS
94 miles through the mountains, connecting to the Hatfield McCoy System
46% GREEN | 45% BLUE | 9% BLACK
PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA
Stone Mountain
34 miles of challenging climbs and stunning overlooks in Lee County, VA
0% GREEN | 89% BLUE | 10% BLACK
HAYSI, VIRGINIA
RIDGEVIEW
78 miles of trails near Breaks Interstate Park in Buchanan County
50% GREEN | 34% BLUE | 16 % BLACK
RICHLANDS, VIRGINIA
JAWBONE
100 miles of climbs and good times for ATVs and OHVs (Jeeps and Off-Road Vehicles)
45% GREEN | 32% BLUE | 23% BLACK
BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA
LAUREL CREEK
9 miles of our newest trail including mostly beginner trails and hard top riding
65% green | 35 % VDOT ROADS
BEFORE YOU RIDE
First time? Coming from out of state? Here's how to make the most of your trip to Southwest Virginia.
BUY YOUR PERMIT ONLINE
Purchase 3-day or Annual Permits before you arrive. Every rider needs one, including kids. Print it or show on your phone. Trail Rangers have up-to-date lists of all valid permit holders.
CHOOSE YOUR TRAIL SYSTEM
7 systems, 400+ miles. Pick based on skill level, location, and how many days you have. Download maps before you go.
PLAN FOR FOOD, LODGING & GAS
Check each trail's Adventure Guide for restaurants, cabins, and gas near every trailhead. Updated for 2026.
Trail Guides & Resources
Trail Map PDFs
Maps are available with mapping partner OnX or for download via PDF. Load before you go.
Download PDF MapsPRO TIP: Mountain weather changes fast! Check local weather and pack appropriately. Be sure to have rain gear, water and fuel. Check our Facebook for up-to-the-minute closures. Download your maps before you go!
Local Fire and Weather
Fires are strictly prohibited on Spearhead Trails and at Dixon Range. Do not park hot machines in tall grass or throw out cigarettes. Forest fires spread quickly.
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Weather can change quickly in the mountains. Rain and heavy winds can create dangerous riding conditions. Check the weather forecast before you go.
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Our goal is to keep all trail sections open at all times. Mother Nature often has other plans. Be sure to check our social media for real-time updates on trail status:
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