Please notice the following changes that have been made to the Pinnacle Creek Map.

1. The Twin Falls Park and Ride is now open. This will provide guests of the Twin Falls State Park Lodge, or other surrounding businesses, with an opportunity to unload and load their units at a designated parking area with a more convenient proximity to the lodge. Please note that OHV’s are prohibited within the State Park.
2. The City of Mullens Park and Ride is now open. The City of Mullens now offers a convenient, designated parking area for those guests that may be trailering in and out of the area.
3. Mullens Overlook has been added to the map.

Please note that Trail 38 is temporarily closed.

There is a detour along Rt. 44 between Trail 39 and Trail 51.

Please pay attention to the HMT signage. Thank you!

– HMT Staff

Download Maps for Rockhouse, Devil Anse and Buffalo Mountain

Yes, you read that right! The Ivy Branch Trail System will soon be back in business. Ivy Branch will be open to ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes and 4x4s such as Jeeps, rock crawlers and trucks! We are working toward a 2020 opening and will give updates along the way! Happy Trails!

The Warrior Trail System now connects with the Pinnacle Creek, Indian Ridge and Pocahontas Trail Systems via an additional City of Welch Community Connector. Click below to check out the new, updated map! Happy Trails!

Download Map

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out these events that are happening in our area!

Appalachian ATVentures Festival (May 1-5, 2019)

This small-town festival was established to not only bring a Spring off-road event to the Hatfield McCoy Area but to showcase all outdoor activities throughout Southern, WV and to be a partner to the LJHCC to help raise money for their Summer Feeding Program for Children in need! Come out for a weekend of outdoor fun for a great cause. #RideForHunger2019

Event details

Logan Shrine Club Poker Run- Reason to Ride (May 4, 2019)

Have an ATV, UTV, dirt bike or Jeep? Come out to support a great cause and experience the Bearwallow Trail System!

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

The Hatfield McCoy Regional Recreation Authority (Authority) has reached a verbal agreement with the Coal Company (Company) on a solution to keep the Pocahontas Trail System open. The Authority and Company will work in a cooperative manner to address outstanding issues such as: outlaw trail riding, trespassing onto bonded Company operations and the need for increased law enforcement for the Pocahontas and surrounding trail systems. The February 1, 2019 temporary closure date has been lifted and the Pocahontas Trail System will remain open after that date. The Authority, Company and the State of West Virginia will continue working on these and other outstanding issues to ensure a permanent solution for the Pocahontas Trail System. The Authority would like to express its gratitude to the Company for their continued support during this time.

The Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreation Authority’s license agreement for the use of the property encompassing the current Pocahontas trail system has been extended untilFriday, February 1, 2019. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we continue to work through this process.