Off-road · West Virginia
West Virginia Off-Road Rentals — Hatfield-McCoy Trails on PickRV
Hatfield-McCoy Trails are the largest permitted OHV network east of the Mississippi — 1,000+ miles across 10 trail systems. PickRV's West Virginia cohort stages at Logan, Bramwell, Pikeville, Pinnacle Creek.
- Trail systems
- 4
- OHV permit facts
- 4
- Sources cited
- 3
Primary trail systems
Bearwallow Trail System (Logan area)
- Agency
- Hatfield-McCoy + WV DNR
- Fits
- UTV / ATV
Intermediate (5-6)
Pinnacle Creek (southern WV)
- Agency
- Hatfield-McCoy
- Fits
- UTV / ATV / dirt bike
Easy to Advanced (3-7)
Indian Ridge (Pikeville area)
- Agency
- Hatfield-McCoy
- Fits
- UTV / ATV
Easy-Intermediate (3-5)
Devil Anse (Mingo County)
- Agency
- Hatfield-McCoy
- Fits
- UTV / ATV
Intermediate (5)
OHV permit facts
- Hatfield-McCoy Trail Permit: $26 per rig per day or $35 per rider per year (Family permit available).
- WV state OHV permit: $26/year for non-resident OHVs. Required on the trail network.
- Trail map is published by Hatfield-McCoy and is mandatory for navigation.
- Some trail systems require a guide for first-timers (Devil Anse expert routes); the host will tell you.
Sources cited (real .gov / industry)
FAQs
Do I need both a Hatfield-McCoy permit AND a WV state permit?
Yes — the Hatfield-McCoy permit is for trail access; the WV state OHV permit is for the rig itself on public land. The host normally handles both.
Which trail system should a first-timer pick?
Indian Ridge (Pikeville area) is the standard easy-intermediate introduction. Pinnacle Creek has a wider difficulty range with beginner-friendly loops.
Is October a good month to book?
Fall foliage (mid-October to early November) is peak season — book 30+ days ahead. Hotel and host availability tighten significantly during foliage.
