Hatfield-McCoy Trail System Guides
Explore all 13 official Hatfield-McCoy trail-system guides. Use each guide as a planning starting point, then confirm the current official map, rules, route access, closures, and trailhead details before riding.
Trail guides built for practical trip planning, backed by regional local knowledge.
Start Here
You do not need to compare all 13 systems at once. Start with the riding-area pattern that matches the kind of trip you are planning.
Machine eligibility varies by trail system. Confirm that your machine type is supported before choosing a Trail Guide or making lodging plans.
Connected network: On this hub, the label means official Hatfield-McCoy information identifies relationships among those trail systems. Current maps, closures, posted signs, and rules determine actual routing.
Western Connected Network
Rockhouse, Braveheart, Devil Anse, and Buffalo Mountain form one western planning group. Start with the system you expect to emphasize, then use its Trail Guide to work through the Base Camp and trip details.
Rockhouse
A Western connected-network trip with a practical Man-or-Gilbert Base Camp decision.
Braveheart
A Western connected-network choice with Man-centered trip planning.
Devil Anse
A Western connected-network system for riders planning around the Matewan area.
Buffalo Mountain
A Western connected-network choice with Base Camp decisions around Matewan, Delbarton, or Williamson.
Next: choose the system first, then use its Trail Guide to plan the Base Camp around your overnight stay, arrival, machine, trailer, and services.
Southern Continuous Network
Pinnacle Creek, Indian Ridge, Pocahontas, and Warrior form a continuous connected planning area. Choose the system that will anchor the trip before deciding which base area makes the most sense.
Pinnacle Creek
A Southern continuous-network choice with Pineville or Mullens as the core Base Camp decision.
Indian Ridge
A Southern continuous-network choice with Ashland, Northfork, and Keystone as distinct Base Camp areas.
Pocahontas
A Southern continuous-network choice with a Bramwell-or-Coaldale Base Camp decision.
Warrior
A Southern continuous-network choice with War or Gary as the main Base Camp decision.
Next: choose the system first, then use its Trail Guide to plan the Base Camp around your overnight stay, arrival, machine, trailer, and services.
Other Riding Areas
These systems need stand-alone or special planning. Start with each system’s trailhead, base-area, or machine-eligibility needs instead of assuming a connected-network trip.
Bearwallow
A Logan-centered Base Camp trip; use Ethel as trailhead staging, not an equal overnight base.
Big Coal River
A Peytona-area trip: plan around the trailhead, not a connected-system route.
Ivy Branch
A western-Kanawha trailhead trip; Charleston is nearby, but not a direct-access promise.
Cabwaylingo
A state-forest ride: plan your trailhead arrival and park logistics before choosing an overnight stay.
Dirt Bikes + E-Bikes Only
Tornado Single Trax
A single-track trip for dirt bikes and e-bikes—not an SxS, ATV, or full-size-ORV destination.
Plan the stay, too
Compare current trail-ready lodging, then confirm parking, group fit, capacity, and trail relationship directly with the property.