With more than 600 miles of well-groomed trails through the scenic Appalachian Mountains, ATV-friendly towns and miles and miles of wilderness to explore, we can’t think of a more perfect nickname than “Trails Heaven.” The Hatfield-McCoy trail system is made up of eight separate trail systems stretching throughout southern West Virginia. An annual pass to the area is $26.50 for residents of West Virginia and $50 for non-residents, so if you’re going to go, make it worth your while and stay for a while. Also, be sure and check out www.TrailsHeaven.com for more information and to see the full list of rules and regulations.
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I live in Yuma, Az and cannot find any jamborees here within two hundred miles.
You really Should have called this article "Top 10 TRAIL" riding areas. I say this as you left out some great areas of Sand like Glamis, Pismo, Little Sahara OK, and of Course The Oregon Coast. Seems like this was a little DIRT sided.
With that said I do agree with a couple of your picks for riding.......
Thanks for all you do.
Chris
You would be correct with that assumption Chris :) By "Offroad" we were gearing it more towards off road/trails. We did a top ten Dune riding locations story as well where we featured dune only riding areas.
Believe me I'm not a hater of the Dunes. I grew up riding all over the Oregon coast.
How Chadwick MO never made it onto the list, I don't know. I'm curious as to whether you ever even considered it as being in the running for the top 10. Even people from the Midwest that have traveled to some of the places listed, still consider Chadwick one of the "Top 10" best off-road places in the US to ride. Check it out for your next review. I think that you'll be quite impressed... :-)
Zero trails in the northern part of the Midwest? DO you folks even come up to Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota?
I've not spent too much time in Minnesota or Wisconsin. Hoping to change that this year, though.