Dirt Days is a festival held April 26th, 27th, and 28th 2019 in Downtown Williamson, West Virginia that showcases some of the best Side-By-Side, ATV, and Dirtbike Trails in North America. The festival includes many industry-related vendors, an awesome local food scene, hundreds of miles of trail riding within a 1/4 mile of the city, a parade, and more!

The 2019 Dirt Days Event will consist of:

• -Immediate Access to 300+ Miles of Trail Riding on the Buffalo Mountain, Devil Anse and Rock House Trails
• -Immediate Access to the MOST single-trails of ANY Hatfield McCoy Trail System for Dirtbike Riders
• -Mudpit (Specific Location in Williamson TBA, 12PM-8PM on Friday, 10AM-8PM on Saturday)
• -Poker Night (Friday Night-Downtown Williamson at The Special Events Party & Event Room)
• -Poker Run (Time TBA)
• -Live Musical Entertainment (Friday and Saturday Night from 6PM-10PM; Downtown Williamson)
• -Vendors and Showcases (Friday from 2PM-10PM and Saturday from 10AM-10PM; Downtown Williamson)
• -Car/Bike Show (Saturday 10AM-2PM; Downtown Williamson on 1st Avenue)
• -Tug of War (at the Mudpit) – (Saturday at 4PM)
• -Parade (Saturday at 5PM Downtown Williamson)

For more information, please visit the links below:

Dirt Days Facebook Page

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For the safety of anyone traveling along the Hatfield-McCoy Trails, please make sure you are using the most current, updated trail maps. All updated maps can be found either on our website (each trail page has a link to view/download the map for that trail) or at one of our Trailhead facilities/Welcome Centers. If you pick up a map from a local business, please check the date with the map that is posted on our website to ensure you are using the correct map. If you are using a map or GPS tablet from another source, please know that these maps could be outdated or incorrect and could be sending you to unsafe areas that are currently off-limits or private property. We ask that everyone respects any and all “Temporarily Closed” or “No Entry” signs along our trail systems.

Thank you,

— HMT Staff