Headed to Hatfield-McCoy, need some advice

[jtsticks3]

Well, we are headed to Hatfield-McCoy in early Oct. First time there and looking for a little advice. Obviously the area is huge, but what trails should we head for. We are not extreme riders, but not afraid to tackle harder stuff. Not rock crawlers, not mudders, love to run trails, climb hills, see great views. We like to keep moving, not stopping to slowly have to work our way through something (meaning, not spending 20 minutes figuring out how to get through). Thanks for the help.

 

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[Cobber4082]

Well, we are headed to Hatfield-McCoy in early Oct. First time there and looking for a little advice. Obviously the area is huge, but what trails should we head for. We are not extreme riders, but not afraid to tackle harder stuff. Not rock crawlers, not mudders, love to run trails, climb hills, see great views. We like to keep moving, not stopping to slowly have to work our way through something (meaning, not spending 20 minutes figuring out how to get through). Thanks for the help.

there is a facebook page called Hatfield McCoy riders... excellent source of all things hatfield including lodging, guides, restaraunts etc... trails are well marked -maps available at trailheads are accurate and readable, if your a techy there are electronic maps you can download free onto your own tablet (we did this and it worked excellent ) there trail system is color coded for difficulty - plenty of riding for all skill level.

 

[JoshC]

Hatfield Mc. Has a website. When we went I got on there website first and watched all the videos about each trail. Like stated before trails are marked really good so look on their website and have a great time.

 

[gullyjumper]

It going to be hard to get the grin off you face from all that good riding !