The Coal Canyon Trail System consists of 114 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading located near Poplar Gap Park in western Virginia. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. This ride follows the main trail to trail #49 which then heads east towards the highway and Royal City. The trail is rated as easy-to-moderate and has no major obstacles or hazards. The trails are also open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

Haysi's Ridgeview Trail System consists of 78 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading just outside of the town of Haysi. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. Trail #30 takes off from the main trail and runs north adjacent to trail #0. The trail is rated as moderate in difficulty but connects to trails that are rated as easy. The trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

The Coal Canyon Trail System consists of 114 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading located near Poplar Gap Park in western Virginia. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. This ride follows trail #50 to complete a loop that is rated as easy-to-moderate and has no major obstacles or hazards. The trails are also open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

Haysi's Ridgeview Trail System consists of 78 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading just outside of the town of Haysi. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. Trail #15 runs from Breaks Interstate Park to the junction with the main trail. The trail is rated as moderate in difficulty. The trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

Haysi's Ridgeview Trail System consists of 78 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading just outside of the town of Haysi. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. Trail #1 is the main trail that runs from the parking area providing access to many of the other trails in the system. The trail is rated as easy and has no major obstacles or hazards. The trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

The Coal Canyon Trail System consists of 114 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading located near Poplar Gap Park in western Virginia. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. Trail #101 is a main trail that starts from the trailhead and heads west and connects to the Ridgeview Trail System. The trail is rated as easy and has no major obstacles or hazards. The trails are also open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

The Coal Canyon Trail System consists of 114 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading located near Poplar Gap Park in western Virginia. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. Trail #1 is a main trail that runs for over 10 miles from the parking area to the junction with Highway 83. The trail is rated as easy and has no major obstacles or hazards. The trail connects to many of the other trails within the Coal Canyon trail system. The trails are also open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

The Coal Canyon Trail System consists of 114 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading located near Poplar Gap Park in western Virginia. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. This ride follows trail #20 which heads northwest from the main trailhead. The trail is rated as moderate but connects to trails that are both easier and more difficult for lots of riding options. The Coal Canyon trails are also open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

The Coal Canyon Trail System consists of 114 miles of multi-use trails that are open for off-roading located near Poplar Gap Park in western Virginia. The trail system offers a variety of trail options that range in difficulty and length. This ride follows trail #8 and #10 to complete a short loop but there are multiple connecting trails along the way that can be used to add mileage and difficulty. The trails are also open to hikers and mountain bikers so watch out for other users of the trail. A Spearhead trail permit is required for all drivers and passengers and these can be obtained through local retailers. Please visit the Spearhead Trails website for more information.

This ride follows Peters Mill Run on the top of Massanutten Mountain in the George Washington National Forest. The route climbs from the south the first two miles offering visitors beautiful views. The forest service road is fairly easy to follow but does feature drainage cuts that may result in ruts. The road is also used by ATVs, motorcycles, and UTVs so watch out for other users along the way.