Come to ride 450 miles of trails at the Snowshoe Highlands Ride Center, West Virginia’s first IMBA Ride Center™ in Pocahontas County. From rugged backcountry routes in the Monongahela National Forest to beginner-friendly rides in Seneca State Forest, find trails that suit your style or challenge yourself on new terrain.

Get Ready To Ride

At the center of it all is the world-renowned Snowshoe Bike Park. Consistently ranked among the nation’s best, this gravity-fueled playground offers something for every rider. Newcomers can build confidence on smooth, flowing trails, while advanced riders can tackle steep descents featuring berms, jumps and drops.

Explore The Rest

Beyond the bike park, discover a vast network of trails stretching across the Monongahela National Forest. Take on the challenging terrain of the Cranberry Backcountry, the technical tracks of the Tea Creek Trail System and the beginner-to-intermediate routes in the Mower Basin.

Additionally, the Snowshoe Backcountry adds more than 11,000 acres of dense forest, ridge-line climbs and thrilling descents, and the Monday Lick Trail System provides nearly 30 miles of purpose-built singletrack accessible from the Greenbrier River Trail.

Take The Scenic Route

Not every ride has to be a downhill adventure. Pedal at your own pace along the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail, the state’s longest rail trail, as it follows the river through mountains and valleys, crossing 35 bridges and passing through two tunnels. Its packed gravel surface and gentle grade make it perfect for beginners and families.

At the Green Bank Observatory, enjoy beginner-friendly trails surrounding the world’s largest steerable radio telescope, with routes featuring paved roads, turf and forest terrain.