FAQ's
Here you will be able to find additional information and answer any questions you may have.
General Rules
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User permit required for all drivers and passengers
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Everyone must wear a DOT or Snell approved helmet and eye protection
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All operators and passengers must meet manufacturer’s minimum age and size requirements
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No one under the age of 6 is allowed on the trails under any circumstances
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Any operator or passenger under the age of 16 must be under the direct supervision and within eyesight of their parent or guardian at all times
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Obey all signs, gates and barriers, stay on marked trails
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Trails only open during daylight hours
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No littering, No camping, No fires
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No alcohol may be consumed or possessed
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No glass containers of any kind
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Be aware of oncoming traffic, particularly in blind curves and hills
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No competitions of speed, endurance or climbing ability allowed at any time without a special use permit
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Operate at reasonable speeds and under control at all times
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All machines must be equipped with a properly functioning muffler and USFS approved spark arrestor
UTV-Specific Rules
The driver and passengers of a UTV must:
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Wear helmets (DOT or SNELL approved)
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Wear seat belts at all times; the number of passengers is limited to the number of factory installed seat belts.
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Keep their hands, arms, feet, head and legs inside the vehicle at all times during operation.
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No booster seats or car seats are allowed
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Possess a valid owner’s manual for the machine being operated that is able to be produced upon request.
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Stay on designated trails. UTVs are permitted on easiest, more difficult, and select most difficult trails (signed accordingly).
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UTVs must be equipped with a steering wheel and low pressure tires.
Click here to view Hatfield McCoy's official rules/regulations
What to know:
-Trails are TWO WAY, please be careful on blind curves/hills, etc.
-WV weather can be very unpredictable and change very quickly. Please come prepared for any weather conditions.
Hand Signals
These hand signals show how many riders are in a group at a time so you will be aware and know what to expect oncoming. These are important to know as they are commonly used on the trails.