ATV Riding
World-class ATV riding awaits in Almost Heaven. West Virginia’s mountainous terrain makes it an ideal destination for atv riding and off-roading and West Virginia’s state parks and forests are in perfect locations to get out on the trails.
The Hatfield-McCoy Trail System is one of the largest public off-highway vehicle systems in the world with more than 1,000 miles of trail in the mountains of southern West Virginia. At Cabwaylingo State Forest, set out on the Cabwaylingo Trail, part of the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System and features 80 miles of trail.
Rest up after a day on the trails, at Chief Logan or Twin Falls Resort state parks. Chief Logan State Park is less than an hour away from six of the 10 trailheads in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System and is home to 75 comfy lodge rooms and three cozy cabins. Twin Falls Resort State Park is just 15-miles from the Pinnacle Creek trailhead and has an array of lodge rooms and cozy cabins with mountain views to choose from.
FEATURED DESTINATIONS
Cabwaylingo State Forest
Home to the Cabwaylingo Trail,
which features 80 miles of trails.
With 80 miles of wheel-spinning, off-road exhilaration, Cabwaylingo State Forest’s new ATV trail is the can’t-miss outdoor attraction of West Virginia. It’s also part of Hatfield McCoy Trail System, which means you have access to hundreds of additional miles of off-road adventures. Start planning your next adventure at Cabwaylingo.
Chief Logan State Park
Less than an hour away from
6 of the 10 trailheads.
The rugged ATV trails of southern West Virginia are legendary and Chief Logan State Park is a great place to stay to experience them. Whether you’re stopping by after an exhilarating day of spinning tires on the Hatfield McCoy Trails or putting miles on your hiking boots as part of your cabin getaway, adventure awaits at Chief Logan.
Twin Falls Resort State Park
15 miles from the Pinnacle
Creek Trailhead.
With mountain views, gorgeous waterfalls and lush forests full of towering trees, delicate ferns and hardy rhododendron and mountain laurel, you won’t have any trouble getting lost in nature when you visit Twin Falls Resort State Park. In fact, the Pinnacle Creek Trailhead of the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System is just 15 miles from Twin Falls.
FEATURED DEAL
Hatfield-McCoy Trails Permit Holders 15% Off Discount
Hatfield-McCoy Trails permit holders can enjoy 15% off cabins and lodge rooms at Cabwaylingo State Forest, Chief Logan State Park and Twin Falls Resort State Park. Simply book online and use offer code HMTRAILS at checkout.
*Some exclusions apply.
*Discount code is valid for Hatfield-McCoy Trails permit holders only. Discount code is valid on cabin and lodge stays at Cabwaylingo State Forest, Chief Logan State Park and Twin Falls Resort State park. Offer can not be combined with any other discounts. Permit must be shown at check-in.
