moderate
4–5 hours
Moderate fitness required; riders should be comfortable with sustained downhill biking and varied terrain.
Experience the rush of downhill mountain biking on 10 unique trails in the Appalachian forest near Huntington, WV. MRBP offers bike riders an exhilarating blend of technical descents and scenic climbs for all ages.
5 hours (Sat. only) • All ages • Includes General Admission
Experience the thrill of downhill biking through the breathtaking Appalachian forest! Choose from 10 diverse trails named after iconic farm equipment, each offering unique challenges. Reach the top via the new Grindstone trail or a convenient UTV ride, then enjoy an exhilarating descent filled with twists and jumps.
5 hours: Enjoy the entire day, 10:00-3:00. Trails are closed between 12:30 and 1:00.
Downhill trails through the Appalachian forest! Traverse the 10 paths of varying difficulty, enjoying the scenery and challenges from the top of the hill to the bottom. Bikes are available for rent, or you can bring your own.*
There are 2 options for reaching the trail hubs at the top of the hill:
Or:
No matter how you reach the top, coming down is all the same! Riders will pick a path and head downhill through any of the trails, turns, bumps, and jumps. Upon return to the Adventure Station, riders can head back to the top when they are ready.
How did the trails get their names? Honoring the hard-working people of Appalachia, the trails are named after and marked by farm equipment from throughout the decades. Enjoy conquering the Hay Baler, the Humdinger, the Stump Grinder, and more!
Different bike styles are available at differing price points, including e-bikes!
*Personal bikes and helmets must be inspected by Mountain Rim staff prior to use on the trails. Bringing your own bike or helmet does not guarantee that you will be approved to use it.
Downhill biking involves jumps and technical features; safety gear is essential.
Save your energy for the descent by taking the convenient UTV ride to the top.
Trails can be muddy or loose depending on weather; adjust tires and riding style accordingly.
Five hours of riding is demanding—bring water and energy bars to keep fueled.
The trail names honor historic farm equipment reflecting West Virginia’s agricultural heritage and connection to the land.
MRBP follows sustainable trail practices to minimize erosion and maintain the forest ecosystem amid increasing visitor use.
Provides maximum protection during technical downhill sections.
A bike designed for rough terrain ensures better control on jumps and twists.
Keeps water accessible during strenuous rides in warm weather.
summer specific
Enhances control and protects hands on rough trails.