Reviewed by: hdfatboy ,  Cross Country Rider , from Morgantown

Summary:
Nice singletrack full of rocks and trees. It can be very wet with some deep mud (watch out for trees and rocks buried in the mud!). In a couple of places the trails can get a little confusing because they aren't marked well, but the map book recommended above is good for planning your route. On Ken's Run the final climb back up to the main road is great workout, not steep but long.

Recommended Route:
Ken's Run - drive through the park until you see a gravel lot on the right. Park there then ride up the main road until the power line area and descend the old fire road to the Ken's Run trailhead.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Cooper's Rock, and Baker's Ridge if you are local.

Reviewed by: Kevin , from Michigan

Summary:
Unfortunately didn't have a good experience with this trail. Found some of the trails, but they were so overgrown we weren't sure where to go. Turned around after an hour of bushwhacking. Maps from park are ok, but trails need investment to clear over growth and setup some kind of signage. Unless you are local, I wouldn't recommend it yet.

Reviewed by: jones , from morgantown

Summary:
Quarry Run is a good warm-up. Ride it often and you will master all hills. Chestnut and Coopers are full of rocks, roots, heart pounding uphills, and white-knuckle downhills. And some great overlooks.

Recommended Route:
I recommend parking at the bottom of the mountain off of the Cheat Lake Exit of I-68. A bank, gas station, and a few other areas to park. Ride N on Rt 857 to Quarry Run Road. Ride up Quarry Run(3-4mi. all uphill) to Goodspead trail and into Chestnut Ridge park. From here you can choose your destination of trails. Then cross over I68 to Coopers. When you're done, back to Chestnut Ridge for a very fast downhill on Quarry Run.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Quebec Run, Bakers Ridge

Reviewed by: Andrew , from Fairmont, WV

Summary:
This seems to be a good set of trails, but its not so easy to find the entrances, and they tend to be overgrown some of the time.

Recommended Route:
Try Ken's run...

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Cooper's Rock! Just across the street...