Yes sir, actually it is only ¼ of the system as it exists now. The Hatfield McCoy trail system (see info) currently consists of four individual riding areas. These areas are within an hour or less drive (via hauling vehicle) from each other. I’ve heard there is a 5th one about to open up. Currently there are a total of about 400 miles of trails (with plans to expand to around 2000 miles!!!). The map link in the previous post was the Buffalo Mtn. area. The other 3 currently active are Water Ways, Bear Wallow and Rockhouse. The Rockhouse system probably has the most variety and has towns (Man and Gilbert) you can drive your ATV in to at each end (the trail head & parking area is at Man).

If you’ve never been there before and you like to trail ride, then start planning your vacation immediately! There is no finer organized collection of trails anywhere in this part of the country that I’m aware of. As for me, I've got to start packing as I'll be on my way down there tomorrow morning!...

 

I will be at Hatfield McCoy 16th through 19th of October. We are staying in some cabins on the trails. I'm not sure which trail system. All i know is that the cabins are brand new on some river, And the trail system is a new one.

 

coopdeville--- Would those cabins be on the Tug River? Would the area be called Miller's Creek?
What town are these cabins nearest?

 

I'm not sure. I will find out more information tonight. The trail system was said to be more friendly to sport bikes (IE. places we can open the bikes up on, Unfortunatly not as many hill climes.) I belive we have to ride the bikes to the cabins. The trail system is on the north end. I thought they said somthing coal? I will let you know.

 

I'll be down there OCT. 17, 18, 19 (riding Sat, and Sun. We will be staying at the Logan Motor lodge. Right now we plan on riding Bearwallow on Sat. and Rockhouse on Sun. morning. I've only been there one other time last fall and I couldn't even tell ya what trails we rode on, you guys have the numbers memorized, damn I gotta get down there more.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

coopde------- You will be up near Charleston and the WaterWays t.h.
Check your P.M.'s

 

I rode HM last week. Everything seems to be in good order. Buffalo Mountain is in good shape. It was a little rough earlier in the year. Rockhouse is in good shape. They were actively working on Bearwallow while I was there. The staff we met were awesome. Most of them ride and can tell you which trails are a no miss. HM rules. The best riding area in the country. We went out to the Piute in September for their event. HM has them beat hands down. This is the single best riding area ever created. I can't wait until they open more and more.