The Hatfield McCoy Trail Authority is working to continue adding miles to the trails and making more fun to the riders by connecting trails. Browning Fork Trailhouse, located right off the Rockhouse Trail and closest lodging to the new connector, is gearing up for an exciting year. We are now taking reservations for 2016. Don’t delay, call today: 304 784 RIDE (7433)
Come explore the new trail connector and check out our lodging facility. At Browning Fork Trailhouse, you’re treated like a guest, but you feel like family.
This year’s event is Saturday, December 5. Come out to High Lifter Off-Road Park from 8am-6pm and ride for a great cause. 100% of the proceeds go our local Shriners Hospital in Shreveport, Louisiana. Admission is $15 or a new, unwrapped toy. We look forward to seeing you there.
I have two homes for rent near the southern trail systems of Hatfield Mccoy Trails. There are also 100’s miles of Outlaw Trails that you can hit right from the homes. Check out our website listed below. Home
Has anyone been to Town Creek lately? How are the trails?
I’m looking for some easy trails to take the kids (3 and 7) on for a weekend ride. Nothing steep or off-camber, just a nice afternoon cruise.
Has anyone been to Town Creek lately? How are the trails?
I’m looking for some easy trails to take the kids (3 and 7) on for a weekend ride. Nothing steep or off-camber, just a nice afternoon cruise.
I have a group of about 6-8 friends that are looking for a place to go for a weekend. We are thinking Coal Creek, Brimstone or anywhere that we can ride for a weekend and have a place to stay without towing the machines all over. Group will be heading out of Atlanta. A couple of us are very comfortable on our machines and a couple are fairly new. We have been taking the green horns on a few rides here and there to get them some experience. Anyone know of places to go and stay for a group? Maybe a VRBO around the riding area or are hotels the way to go? I know some of the places have cabins on grounds. Just looking for some experienced people who do this often and give us some advice on best time of year to ride, trails, lodging, riding passes and what can be expected. We will have a couple trucks, 1 pulling a 20′ trailer and another pulling a 30′ trailer. Mostly quads, a couple sxs and maybe even a couple rock crawlers, if the terrain and trails are worth the haul. A few of us have been to Tellico, back when it was fun, Beasley knob, back when it was fun also. Just looking for something different that all can enjoy. Keep in mind, we are an older group of guys, but that doesn’t slow us down.
