Anyone ride at Hat-Field McCoy?

[Honda_Guy99]

I go here quite a bit and I have to say it is a BLAST. The trails there are nice and you can't find nicer people anywhere. You can go down there and put at least 80 miles on a day and still not ride the same trails.
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Some pics of the cabin we stayed in.
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[Wildbrain]

Looks like Twin Hollow campgrounds.
Never stayed there but it looks like a nice place.
You can not go wrong with any riding at Hatfield McCoy trails.
Rockhouse is my favorate area to ride at.

[sunco]

I live in Jersey & want to go. I have a toy hauler but think I'd perfer the cabin because I can cruz down the highway w/ my flatbed. Filled up my crew cab for $107 bucks the other day. Ouch!

What spot do you like best? - we all ride sport quads

[cannibal67]

I thought there only open a few times a year? I live in Wv and never rode there, I gotta go sometime.

[Colby@C&DRacing]

we went in 03 and have been wanting to go back ever since then great place to ride and the people are very friendly. I believe we stayed in Mann.

[squadie]

Awesome place to ride. Probably the best organized riding spot in the east. So many choices. Bear Wallow/Dingess Rum is our favorite trail. Rockhouse is a little rough on a sport quad, but I still like it. We usually stay in Man; can't beat the prices for lodging. Pinnacle Creek is another good trail. Tried Indian Ridge in October and liked it, but it's so far away from the other trailheads. We try to hit two or three trail systems when we go down.

Have never seen that big rock you have in the pics. What trail is it on?

[Honda_Guy99]

Our favorite trail is Rock House, Buffalo Mountain, and Dingess Rum. That is Twin Hollow campgrounds. It was nice, but the "road" goin up to it was bad. It was steeeeeep and was rutted out and big rocks the whole way up. But other than that it was nice.

I THINK that trail with the rock house formation on it is 95 or somethin like that. I know it's a black trail.

[Wildbrain]

That rock formation is on the south or west side{which ever you want to call it} of trail #28. Yes it is a black trail. Sometime I wonder how it is still standing and hasn't fallen over.
Good place to stop and take a break.

The best way to get to it if you don't like steep hill climbs is going west to east. There is a pretty good hill at the east side of #28 where it connects with #40 that sometime gets washed out.

[Motoman440]

They have done a really good job with the whole trial system!!! Going to ride Waterways this Saturday if anyone is interested!!! Might be a little cold though!

[JForestZ34]

I like the looks of the cabin.. I would love to come on down with the wife for some good ridin. I'm trying to get a group together and come on down but hell if I know a group of you are going I'll just go myself and bring both my bikes down anyway and maybe we could meet up sometime..

James

[JForestZ34]

Just another quick question. I'm just wondering which trail is the best for sport quads. I don't want any trails that have alot of big rocks or anything big I might have to go over.. I ride a yfz450 and don't want to trash it up on some rocks.. I want a trail that is fast and smooth.. Let me know what your experiences are..


James

[Honda_Guy99]

Pretty much when I go down, I only ride my 300ex and I go on most of the black trails with it. I think it was Bear Wallow that I was climbing a hill on a black trail and it came over on me. But most of the time there's a way around the nasty stuff. But you can stay on the green and blue trails, it don't matter what trail you're on the green and blue aren't too bad.