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Posted by: DUKIE
Go to www.wagonwheelpinnaclecreek.com
Posted by: 330
hey guys been riding some around the wagon wheel for 2 or 3 years been wanting to ride from pineville at cowshed motel to wagon wheel dont have a gps any one can give me any directions would be appreciated i heard you go down next to the castlerock trail head a buddy of mine has a non mapping gps so if we get there we will be able to get back any help appreciated 330
Posted by: bank
Me and a bunch of my friends from New Hampshire stayed at the Wagon Wheel for a week in April..The best riding we've ever seen. Plus ride right from the WW to the trails!!! Nothing but positive things to say!
Posted by: Shedman
Also when are you going
Posted by: Shedman
I lived in boyertown
Posted by: Shedman
I grew up in huffs church. Your last name is craiger ? Where do you live any where near the trailer park I lnow alot of places to stay down there . I will post them in a bit. Wow i can tbeleive your that close to where i live
Posted by: Shedman
When you say pinnacle creek do you mean the one in pineville. And the trailhead is called castlerock?
Posted by: cataway
i want to know more about the Wagon Wheel place .were is it ? do you have a GPS location on the place ? what about a web sight. camp grounds. help!
Posted by: cataway
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Originally posted by: DEFIB
I rode the wagonwheel from the Pineville area last weekend. I mapped some coordinates on my GPS along the way that may be helpful. Riders Paradise is within a mile of the Wagonwheel along the same road. Those coordinates are [ 37 degrees 26' 46.40 W and 81 degrees 20' 57.90 ]. There are three campground restaurants in that general area. Riders Paradise was our favorite place. You could actually go in and sit down to eat if it was not crowded. The beaver dam / mud pits that Pinnacle creek is famous for are located at [ 37 degrees 29' 0.90 N and 81 degrees 23' 27.00 W ]. Hope this helps, if you need more coordinates I have a few more from that ride.
hay thanks for the coordinates i was in pinville on the thirded i didn't relies how close we were at that point to the wagon wheel. but we did have a lot of fun tho i did almost ride off the trail ,it would of been a long way to the bottom. and on the road running in to get gas and food i all most T boned a truck. pulled right out in front of me,good thing i seen it in time i would hate to be number 27th killed on a quad in WV this year.
Posted by: Craiger
We are going down to West Virgina to ride the pnnicle trail. Can anyone suggest a good place to stay for a couple of days?
Posted by: Craiger
We are going on the last weekend in June.
Posted by: Craiger
I live about 10 miles east of boyertown. ( huffs Church area ) Do you know of any place to stay ?
Posted by: Craiger
Hi shedman. I live just up from the trailer park. Not to far from 5 points rd. and huffs church rd. . We ride the power lines here and we go to hazelton from time to time. This is our first trip to W.V. Just trying to get as much info as I can. My first name is craig or craiger. Talk to ya later!
Posted by: POLARISEATER
Forget the HMT,go to the wagon wheel instead.Its free to ride there,and there is more riding.NO one to write you a ticket for going off the trail or sitting and talking a while!!!
Posted by: ATVinWV
If you mean Pinnacle Creek near the Wagon Wheel then you can stay at the Wagon Wheel or Windmill Gap Country Store.
Posted by: ATVinWV
Check Out these pics from windmill gap / wagon wheel
Posted by: skjarvis8323
Yeah, Im going on the 24th of june. Get up with me and I'll show you some better places to ride than HMT, and there free.
Posted by: skjarvis8323
cataway, You can look this up wvatv.org or you can call 304-589-7116. This is a place real close to the Wagon Wheel that you can unload. Dont actually know if the Wagon Wheel has any info or not. The place is in Mcdowel Co. just north of Crumpler. This is a small,small town so unless you have topo you probably will have to use mapquest. Its in the corner of Mcdowell Co. next to where Mercer,Mcdowell, and Wyoming counties meet. Off Rte.52 just north of Ashland and Cherokee. Turn right off 52 onto Windmill Gap Rd. then trn lft onto McComas Rd.CR-13 and it becomes CR-17. Then trn. right onto Crumpler Rd.CR-14. Go through Crumpler. Just ask around in Crumpler and you will find the Wagon Wheel. I wish I had better directions, but I ride from some property in Raleigh Co. near Beckley all the way down there. Ive only been in the way regulars come in one time, a long time ago. There is different places to rent cabins,campers, and so on. One place is Hill Top. Wagon Wheel has some places to stay also. There is another place just out of sight of the Wagon Wheel you can park campers, but I dont know about renting. I have seen several tents set up though. We are all going up from NC very early on the 24th to a place next to Beckley called Garden Grounds. It is free to ride there also. No trail maps at either place though. So you will have to hook up with someone or use you're GPS. Heck, I would be glad to show you around Garden Grounds on the 24th. There is hundreds of miles of trails @ each place though. We went to the Wheel last time, so we're going to the Garden this time. I would be glad to hook up some other time if this is not good for ya. Always looking for new people to ride with. Let me know.
Posted by: jrpowersports
Theres a place called the hill top that has camping
Posted by: DEFIB
I rode the wagonwheel from the Pineville area last weekend. I mapped some coordinates on my GPS along the way that may be helpful. Riders Paradise is within a mile of the Wagonwheel along the same road. Those coordinates are [ 37 degrees 26' 46.40 W and 81 degrees 20' 57.90 ]. There are three campground restaurants in that general area. Riders Paradise was our favorite place. You could actually go in and sit down to eat if it was not crowded. The beaver dam / mud pits that Pinnacle creek is famous for are located at [ 37 degrees 29' 0.90 N and 81 degrees 23' 27.00 W ]. Hope this helps, if you need more coordinates I have a few more from that ride.
