Thanks for the feedback! Given all the trails I rode the following time I was here I thought of that and made sure to call out which number I was on. I should be posting a video by the end of this week showing most of the black trails and I'll be sure to put the numbers in the corner.
It's definitely a nice system and only part of what WV has to offer. There are alot of private single track trails but this is a great system if you don't know anyone to guide you at the other trails.
I do have 3 up currently but plan to have another coming this weekend and likely another one the following week. I plan to visit often so I'm sure there will be more to come.
I was there the 23rd!! It was awesome!! Can't wait until the trails are packed. I rode every blue trail and 46, 58,59,60, 61. And a couple 80s and 50s back out of that mess haha. Take care on 60/61 until the dirt's packed. The rock structure is sweet! Me and a buddy got super lucky and a train passed us as we rode along 21? Maybe it was 19 or 20 idk. Nonetheless the place is sick. 21 FC 350
I should have a video coming up with some of those trails included. I rode it on Saturday and there were at least 15 bikes. I got a sweet picture at the rock formation and checked out the tunnel. I tried to find the overlook on 61 but couldn't find it when I was on it. If you're local or plan to ride often and need someone else to ride with let me know.
I would be open to riding it most weekends and some weekday evenings. If you search meadowood park tornado wv the office there has paper maps for free. They sell trail passes at $25 yearly for wv residents and $50 for out of state guests. You can also download the map at the following website trailsheaven.com/plan-your-trip/choose-a-trail/tornado/
Question for ya, are there green trails so I can bring some newbs and my 10 yr old who isn't ready for tight single track? He just got his first clutch bike.
There are not technically any green trails, but depending on how much everyone has been on a bike they could probably ride most of the blue trails. It is close to Ivy branch so I would suggest going there first. If they can ride the green trails to the blues on the right side of the map, all the 30s and 40s with no problems then they could probably ride 25-50% of the blues at Tornado with no issue.
If you ever want to meet up and ride let me know. I live in Winfield so I plan on going often. Some rain would do alot of good in some of the trails. Others have quite a bit if exposed roots and rock and I'm sure those would be tough when wet.
Those trails look awesome, try standing up on the pegs and turning the bike with your body and weighting the pegs , it will be a lot more enjoyable for yeah !
Thanks for watching. I like to mix it up and sit more often when I'm tired or don't need to stand. Definitely easier to ride better standing up though! I should be posting more of the single track trails here later this week
Thank you for this video, I can't ride dirt bikes and was curious how those trails are.
Would love to hear the trail numbers from time to time. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for the feedback! Given all the trails I rode the following time I was here I thought of that and made sure to call out which number I was on. I should be posting a video by the end of this week showing most of the black trails and I'll be sure to put the numbers in the corner.
Great video! I was there on the 22nd. The trails were good. Im excited to see them after a few months of people riding them.
I'm sure they'll be real nice by fall time. I think it'll get alot of traffic.
I’ve been 3 times in the last few weeks on my yz250x and loved it
I think I've probably been 4 times now. Definitely one of my favorite places I've been.
Looks like some sweet trails.Maybe i will get out to WV. someday.I live in Colorado.We have a nice trail or two out here.
It's definitely a nice system and only part of what WV has to offer. There are alot of private single track trails but this is a great system if you don't know anyone to guide you at the other trails.
We need videos of this new trail system👍
I do have 3 up currently but plan to have another coming this weekend and likely another one the following week. I plan to visit often so I'm sure there will be more to come.
Solid 🔥
Thanks for the video!! Looking to take my eride pro out there soon
Thanks for watching. You'll have to let me know how the bike does and how you like it
@@AppalachianOutdoorChannel erides ran swell!! May swap tires(running shinko 241's) before coming back to grip some of those quick downhills.
I was there the 23rd!! It was awesome!! Can't wait until the trails are packed. I rode every blue trail and 46, 58,59,60, 61. And a couple 80s and 50s back out of that mess haha. Take care on 60/61 until the dirt's packed.
The rock structure is sweet!
Me and a buddy got super lucky and a train passed us as we rode along 21? Maybe it was 19 or 20 idk. Nonetheless the place is sick.
21 FC 350
I should have a video coming up with some of those trails included. I rode it on Saturday and there were at least 15 bikes. I got a sweet picture at the rock formation and checked out the tunnel. I tried to find the overlook on 61 but couldn't find it when I was on it. If you're local or plan to ride often and need someone else to ride with let me know.
Great video! Where can I buy a map of this trail system? Love to go, just need someone to ride it with sometime, I’m new to the area. Thanks 😊
I would be open to riding it most weekends and some weekday evenings. If you search meadowood park tornado wv the office there has paper maps for free. They sell trail passes at $25 yearly for wv residents and $50 for out of state guests. You can also download the map at the following website trailsheaven.com/plan-your-trip/choose-a-trail/tornado/
Headed there in 3 weeks!
Let me know what you think of it
Question for ya, are there green trails so I can bring some newbs and my 10 yr old who isn't ready for tight single track? He just got his first clutch bike.
There are not technically any green trails, but depending on how much everyone has been on a bike they could probably ride most of the blue trails. It is close to Ivy branch so I would suggest going there first. If they can ride the green trails to the blues on the right side of the map, all the 30s and 40s with no problems then they could probably ride 25-50% of the blues at Tornado with no issue.
I'm local, haven't been out yet but I'm guessing these will be slick as snot once they get moisture.
If you ever want to meet up and ride let me know. I live in Winfield so I plan on going often. Some rain would do alot of good in some of the trails. Others have quite a bit if exposed roots and rock and I'm sure those would be tough when wet.
@@AppalachianOutdoorChannel I'm taking some friends up to Kayford this weekend but I'm down to hit stuff up after that. I'm in Barboursville myself.
I've never heard of it but looking at Google maps I'm guessing that there 6 of trails around the strip job and probably alot of hill climbs?
Those trails look awesome, try standing up on the pegs and turning the bike with your body and weighting the pegs , it will be a lot more enjoyable for yeah !
Thanks for watching. I like to mix it up and sit more often when I'm tired or don't need to stand. Definitely easier to ride better standing up though! I should be posting more of the single track trails here later this week
PS Thanks for posting the video!
Thank you for watching
Is the track one way?
It is not one way
Good riding, we have some awsome trails in wv, check out my hill climb short
I'll check it out!