Western North Carolina Mountain Biking Trailheads
Find a Place to Ride!
MTB WNC's Trailheads are hubs, or areas, where several trails are clustered together or in a network. More than Wikipedia's definition of a Trailhead as "the point at which a trail starts", a Trailhead here could be a campground, a convenient parking area where several trails start, a river basin, an isolated park, or simply a group of trails convenient to one another. The US Forest Service has been referring to these as Trail Complexes in its recent Trail Strategy process.
Historically, cities located near the starting point for major paths were also called Trailheads. For this site, a Trailhead can be any of these, but represents a place where you can spend a day or more exploring mountain biking trails without driving too far (or at all!).
Federal Lands
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- Pisgah Ranger District
- Appalachian Ranger District
- Big Ivy (Coleman Boundary)
- Hot Springs
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- Cheoah Ranger District
- Nantahala Ranger District
- Tusquitee Ranger District
- Hanging Dog (Ramsey Bluff Trail System)
- Jackrabbit Mountain Trail System
US Army Corps of Engineers
- W. Kerr Scott Reservoir
- Dark Mountain Trails
- Fish Dam Creek Trail
- Overmountain Victory Trail
- Warrior Creek Trails
- Dark Mountain Trails
- W. Kerr Scott Reservoir
State Lands
City/County Lands
- City of Asheville
- City of Boone
- Rocky Knob Park
- City of Brevard
- Bracken Preserve
- Town of Canton
- Buncombe County
Private Lands
- Sugar Mountain
- Beech Mountain
- Bailey Mountain
