Rattlesnake Trail for 4-wheelers is one trail that will give you all the thrills you are looking for in a day of riding. This trail is one of many that loops with a network of others that form the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. It is about 0.6 miles in length and is part of the 19 miles of trails that form the South Pedlar ATV Trail System.
This particular trail system is open for 4-wheeler riders; 3-wheelers are not permitted. This trail is a lot of fun to ride on your 4-wheeler as it is full of twisting, curving roads with rough terrain.
The view in this area can be breathtaking, especially in the fall and spring. So make sure you stop and smell the roses, or in this case wildflowers. Take a lunch, park your 4-wheeler, and enjoy all that nature holds for your eyes to see on these beautiful trails.
There is a $5 parking fee for your 4-wheeler trailer, some parking areas have a self-serve place in which to park. Safety is a top priority out on the trails. It is a law, you must wear a helmet when operating your 4-wheeler at all times. There is other attire that is not a part of the law, but is just good common sense, The use of gloves, wearing goggles and boots, are all important and can save you from unnecessary scratches and abrasions during your 4-wheeler ride from debris and limbs.
Rattlesnake Trail holds a lot of fun for your next ride on your 4-wheeler, pack a lunch and come spend day riding the Snake!
This particular trail system is open for 4-wheeler riders; 3-wheelers are not permitted. This trail is a lot of fun to ride on your 4-wheeler as it is full of twisting, curving roads with rough terrain.
The view in this area can be breathtaking, especially in the fall and spring. So make sure you stop and smell the roses, or in this case wildflowers. Take a lunch, park your 4-wheeler, and enjoy all that nature holds for your eyes to see on these beautiful trails.
There is a $5 parking fee for your 4-wheeler trailer, some parking areas have a self-serve place in which to park. Safety is a top priority out on the trails. It is a law, you must wear a helmet when operating your 4-wheeler at all times. There is other attire that is not a part of the law, but is just good common sense, The use of gloves, wearing goggles and boots, are all important and can save you from unnecessary scratches and abrasions during your 4-wheeler ride from debris and limbs.
Rattlesnake Trail holds a lot of fun for your next ride on your 4-wheeler, pack a lunch and come spend day riding the Snake!
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