That is awesome of you to give shout-out to all of these places for anyone watching & wanting to go stay & ride. Very informative video 👍 You guys rock 🤘💯🤘 Stay humble & keep up the great videos.❤ Love to see your channel growing. Oh yeah super excited about winning 😁🤯🤯😃❤❤
Our group loves staying at Historical bed and breakfast in Matewan. Gas is 1 mile away and they have 93. Right across the street is Wingos and down the next block is the Mexican restaurant. Of course breakfast is provided. They have ice and snacks for the trail. IMO the best place to stay late fall.
Thankyou for this video! It's very helpful and informative as I plan to spend all of next winter down there and possibly buy a house down there to use as a winter home n rent out in the summer.
Great info. We have stayed at Devils Backbone Adventure resort several times to include a stay in the Heliport. That is a great place and great prices. We have booked our stay at Blackbear Campground and Ashland Resort this season. Hope to see you out there.
I really enjoy royal blue. Hatfield McCoy is much more groomed with a lot less hard trails compared to royal blue but it’s a nice change of pace. You’ll be around all types of riding, easy to hard. Devils backbone is an awesome place to stay. You won’t be disappointed.
That's just what I need since I'll be driving my own buggy this year. Can you get to the Sophia Tunnels from Devils Backbone Resort? We really enjoyed your video on the tunnel.
Excellent reviews & content on lodging for the Hatfield-McCoy trails...very informative !!!. Bookmarking this video for future reference. I saw your review of Riverfront ATV Resort in an earlier video and our small group is staying there later this year based on that video. Thank you "Crew" for this information !!
Ridgetop atv hideaway is also an outstanding place to stay. Beautiful fully furnished house with a hose so you can spray off your machine. Owners live close by and are very nice people. I highly recommend it.
We just got back from Gilbert and stayed at Wildwood Cabins for the second time. They are amazing and the owner is super friendly and everything is top notch. Also seems to be less expensive then everywhere else. We have heard from a lot of people that the people in Twin Hollow is not very friendly.
Thanks for adding a place others can check out. I didn’t have any issues with the folks at twin hollow when we stayed but my biggest gripe from there is they have multiple bath houses but will only let one mens and one womens open until after 6pm so you have to wait to get a shower if your camping and it’s before 6pm lol. 🤷♂️ will we see a video up on the channel of your visit?
@@TheCanAmCrew hey bud, my wife is going to be putting up a video on her channel VA Chic Off-Road & Cooking. It’ll be multiple part video she says. My other channel VA Off-Road I can’t get on anymore cause I broke my phone and lost my login info. So I started this one with the intention of restarting but after losing everything I’m having a hard time getting into it again. So much time lost 😞. Love your channel though y’all keep up the good work.
@@TheCanAmCrew Question Me and a small group are headed out looking for difficult technical rides. I’m thinking rock house and lodging at twin hollow for our one stop shop base camp. Does this sound like a solid plan or would you recommend otherwise? Tia ,MD
@@mrmd8819 rockhouse has some good trails but only 3 hard ones. For technical I would do ivy or bearwallow. Ivy being my number one choice and bearwallow number 2
We have been riding buffalo mountain, devil anise and rock house the last 2 years and want to go to different trail system. Which one do you recommend? Keep up the good riding and vids
Depends on what type of riding you like to do. For technical ivy branch is the hardest system and bearwallow is a close 2nd. Cabwaylingo is probably the easiest system but has some of the best outlaw trails around it. The southern 4 systems have lots of things to go see and have the most traveled outlaw trails. Flag rock, goldfish pond, beer can alley, reed junction, slurry pond, horses, rescue mine shafts. Those are all around the pinnacle creek system. Warrior is great for fast pace riding and has one of the best overlooks I’ve been to which is high rocks. Hope this helps. You can message me on Facebook or Instagram as well if you need some more info. We have videos on our channel of all these places mentioned above too.
@@TheCanAmCrew i watch all your videos to learn the trails and hot spots. I'm leaning towards pinnacle creek next july when we go back down to do some outlaw trails. Thanks again. It would be a blast to ride with you guys!
We have not. Unfortunately she isn’t pet friendly so we can’t stay there but we know her personally and she is a great person and has awesome accommodations.
Videos are awsome...our group is looking to head that way in May...we're looking for good mud and technical trails, we ride Windrock most of the time, and a good place to stay...any help will be appreciated...
If you like windrock I would check out ivy branch and bearwallow. Both systems have the harder technical trails but not very much mud. Hatfield McCoy is overly maintained so mud is hard to find unless you venture onto the outlaw trails surrounding Hatfield McCoy. The outlaw trails around pinnacle would be the muddy ones. Check out beer can alley. If your looking for cabins you can check out big earls campground, mountain mama lodging for ivy branch. Wv atv resort and Ashland resort for the southern trails like pinnacle, Pocahontas and Indian ridge. Rockhouse and buffalo mountain I highly suggest devils backbone adventure resort.
Would you know how long it would take to ride. From one end of the hatfield mccoy trail system to other end. I know there's many trail systems. But a rough guess on how long to ride. From the most northern trail to the most southern. Traveling the other trails in between. I'm planning on riding the entire system. And primitive camping along the way when a cabin isn't available.
We’ve been planning to do that at some point so I have a little bit of it figured out already. Ivy branch down to Pocahontas and back up. Down one side of the system and back up the other. We planned a week to hit all 10 systems. 3 days down and 3 days back. I think that’s easily do able.
where are you guys from i live in Greene county PA. Was looking at places to go ride and all the places you guys go is around where i live at and would like to know what you would recommend for the first trip. Thought about mine and medows but i work in a coal mine and have taken my wife on a mine tour.So wouldn't be anything new to us but it's just 1hr and 50 min from the house didn't know if the trails where fun. Or was it more about the mine tour than the trails
We are in Hollidaysburg pa. There are so many places to ride around us. Outlaw trails and atv park. We really enjoy Mines and meadows. We ride rock run in patton Pa a lot. Mountain ridge in central city. Snow shoe rails to trails is a good one in snow shoe pa.
Thanks for taking the time put this together. Great info.
@@homeschooled5683 absolutely, thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking the time to put this information together. Much appreciated.
That is awesome of you to give shout-out to all of these places for anyone watching & wanting to go stay & ride. Very informative video 👍 You guys rock 🤘💯🤘 Stay humble & keep up the great videos.❤ Love to see your channel growing. Oh yeah super excited about winning 😁🤯🤯😃❤❤
🤘🏻💯 thank you.
Brewster’s Lodge in Newhall, West Virginia is where I stay. $100/night and is fully furnished plus the owners are fantastic!
Wife loves devils backbone ride all day hang out at pool. Thanks for this video very informative 👍🏻
Our group loves staying at Historical bed and breakfast in Matewan. Gas is 1 mile away and they have 93. Right across the street is Wingos and down the next block is the Mexican restaurant. Of course breakfast is provided. They have ice and snacks for the trail. IMO the best place to stay late fall.
Thankyou for this video! It's very helpful and informative as I plan to spend all of next winter down there and possibly buy a house down there to use as a winter home n rent out in the summer.
We stayed at the Ashland Resort, it was amazing! The resort staff and country store staff were awesome.
We’ve always had a good experience with Ashland resort. They have a great setup and location.
This is great information!!!
This will save a lot of people headaches
Thank you. That’s exactly what i was hoping for. It can be pretty confusing trying to find lodging along trail systems.
Great info. We have stayed at Devils Backbone Adventure resort several times to include a stay in the Heliport. That is a great place and great prices. We have booked our stay at Blackbear Campground and Ashland Resort this season. Hope to see you out there.
Great information. Thank you. I was hoping you'd do a video like this.
🤘🏻💯 glad you enjoyed the video.
Great video. Good to know info.
Great info. Thank you
Thanks so much, we're going in the fall for the first time and have booked at Devils Backbone. We always ride at Royal Blue.
I really enjoy royal blue. Hatfield McCoy is much more groomed with a lot less hard trails compared to royal blue but it’s a nice change of pace. You’ll be around all types of riding, easy to hard. Devils backbone is an awesome place to stay. You won’t be disappointed.
That's just what I need since I'll be driving my own buggy this year. Can you get to the Sophia Tunnels from Devils Backbone Resort? We really enjoyed your video on the tunnel.
@@tnmomma7491 no, it would be to far, it’s closer to the pinnacle creek trail system.
@@TheCanAmCrew ok, thank you so much for responding. We will just have to make another trip for that one. 🙂
Excellent reviews & content on lodging for the Hatfield-McCoy trails...very informative !!!. Bookmarking this video for future reference. I saw your review of Riverfront ATV Resort in an earlier video and our small group is staying there later this year based on that video. Thank you "Crew" for this information !!
Awesome thank you. You won’t be disappointed, they have an amazing place.
Ridgetop atv hideaway is also an outstanding place to stay. Beautiful fully furnished house with a hose so you can spray off your machine. Owners live close by and are very nice people. I highly recommend it.
We will have to check that one out. Thank you.
You’re a hero!
We just got back from Gilbert and stayed at Wildwood Cabins for the second time. They are amazing and the owner is super friendly and everything is top notch. Also seems to be less expensive then everywhere else. We have heard from a lot of people that the people in Twin Hollow is not very friendly.
Thanks for adding a place others can check out. I didn’t have any issues with the folks at twin hollow when we stayed but my biggest gripe from there is they have multiple bath houses but will only let one mens and one womens open until after 6pm so you have to wait to get a shower if your camping and it’s before 6pm lol. 🤷♂️ will we see a video up on the channel of your visit?
@@TheCanAmCrew hey bud, my wife is going to be putting up a video on her channel VA Chic Off-Road & Cooking. It’ll be multiple part video she says. My other channel VA Off-Road I can’t get on anymore cause I broke my phone and lost my login info. So I started this one with the intention of restarting but after losing everything I’m having a hard time getting into it again. So much time lost 😞. Love your channel though y’all keep up the good work.
Great info! Thank you!
💯🤘🏻 thanks.
Thanks!
Best intel vid
Perfect for us that don’t do the facegram.
Planning a trip out in April this will help A LOT
I’m glad it was able to help. That’s exactly what we were going for. 🙏🏻 thank you.
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Question
Me and a small group are headed out looking for difficult technical rides. I’m thinking rock house and lodging at twin hollow for our one stop shop base camp.
Does this sound like a solid plan or would you recommend otherwise? Tia ,MD
@@mrmd8819 rockhouse has some good trails but only 3 hard ones. For technical I would do ivy or bearwallow. Ivy being my number one choice and bearwallow number 2
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Awesome
Ty
We stayed at black bear campground it’s a nice little place and Lisa is super sweet!
Yes, she was awesome to deal with. We enjoyed our stay.
@@TheCanAmCrew that’s good! Did you guys stay in the big cabin? That’s the one we had.
@@JLo609 we stayed in our camper, Scott stayed in a primitive cabin.
I would like to see a video about your navigation and what tablet you use and gps ate up.
I’m sure we could work on a video like that 👍
We have been riding buffalo mountain, devil anise and rock house the last 2 years and want to go to different trail system. Which one do you recommend? Keep up the good riding and vids
Depends on what type of riding you like to do. For technical ivy branch is the hardest system and bearwallow is a close 2nd. Cabwaylingo is probably the easiest system but has some of the best outlaw trails around it. The southern 4 systems have lots of things to go see and have the most traveled outlaw trails. Flag rock, goldfish pond, beer can alley, reed junction, slurry pond, horses, rescue mine shafts. Those are all around the pinnacle creek system. Warrior is great for fast pace riding and has one of the best overlooks I’ve been to which is high rocks. Hope this helps. You can message me on Facebook or Instagram as well if you need some more info. We have videos on our channel of all these places mentioned above too.
@@TheCanAmCrew i watch all your videos to learn the trails and hot spots. I'm leaning towards pinnacle creek next july when we go back down to do some outlaw trails. Thanks again. It would be a blast to ride with you guys!
Have y'all ever stayed at Mountain Mamas Lodging since you made this video?
We have not. Unfortunately she isn’t pet friendly so we can’t stay there but we know her personally and she is a great person and has awesome accommodations.
@@TheCanAmCrew Thanks so much!!
Videos are awsome...our group is looking to head that way in May...we're looking for good mud and technical trails, we ride Windrock most of the time, and a good place to stay...any help will be appreciated...
If you like windrock I would check out ivy branch and bearwallow. Both systems have the harder technical trails but not very much mud. Hatfield McCoy is overly maintained so mud is hard to find unless you venture onto the outlaw trails surrounding Hatfield McCoy. The outlaw trails around pinnacle would be the muddy ones. Check out beer can alley. If your looking for cabins you can check out big earls campground, mountain mama lodging for ivy branch. Wv atv resort and Ashland resort for the southern trails like pinnacle, Pocahontas and Indian ridge. Rockhouse and buffalo mountain I highly suggest devils backbone adventure resort.
Would you know how long it would take to ride. From one end of the hatfield mccoy trail system to other end. I know there's many trail systems. But a rough guess on how long to ride. From the most northern trail to the most southern. Traveling the other trails in between. I'm planning on riding the entire system. And primitive camping along the way when a cabin isn't available.
We’ve been planning to do that at some point so I have a little bit of it figured out already. Ivy branch down to Pocahontas and back up. Down one side of the system and back up the other. We planned a week to hit all 10 systems. 3 days down and 3 days back. I think that’s easily do able.
@@TheCanAmCrew thanks for the quick reply
Do you ever go to brimstone
We haven’t yet. We’ve been to royal blue and Tackett a bunch but never windrock or brimestone.
You would like windrock
It’s right up your alley
@@2loulucas we’re hoping to get over that way this year. 🤞🏻
where are you guys from i live in Greene county PA. Was looking at places to go ride and all the places you guys go is around where i live at and would like to know what you would recommend for the first trip. Thought about mine and medows but i work in a coal mine and have taken my wife on a mine tour.So wouldn't be anything new to us but it's just 1hr and 50 min from the house didn't know if the trails where fun. Or was it more about the mine tour than the trails
We are in Hollidaysburg pa. There are so many places to ride around us. Outlaw trails and atv park. We really enjoy Mines and meadows. We ride rock run in patton Pa a lot. Mountain ridge in central city. Snow shoe rails to trails is a good one in snow shoe pa.
@@TheCanAmCrew hu yea i never been there you are 3 hrs from us
Nice thx i dont see the trail head restaurant down in Matawan wv
We only reviewed places we stayed so if it isn’t on this video that’s probably why. I’m not familiar with the trailhead restaurant.
Thanks!
thank you. We really appreciate that.