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Botetourt County Virginia ATV Trails
Patterson
Mountain OHV Trail
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George
Washington and Jefferson National Forests
Length: 15 mile
The Patterson Mountain OHV Trail is an exciting trail for all-terrain
vehicle (ATV) and dirt bike enthusiasts. Almost 15 miles of trail contain
challenges for users of differing skill levels.
OHV VEHICLES PERMITTED: Motorcycles, motorbikes, four-wheel
all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and mountain bicycles.
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The Patterson Mountain OHV Trail will be open from dawn till dusk during
the following months: June 16 - September 30 and December 8 - March 15.
- Helmets are required.
- Ride only on established trails. All trails are single lane with
turnouts.
- Night riding is not allowed nor is the use of drugs or alcohol.
- OHV operators must abide by all Virginia state laws governing the
use and:
- No ATV operators under the age of 12.
- ATV operators between the ages of 12 and 16 are use-restricted
to no less than 70 or no more than 90 cubic centimeter
displacement engine size.
- All ATVs must have functioning factory-installed stock mufflers
and spark arrestors.
- Gloves, goggles and protective clothing are recommended.
- Camping in the trailhead parking area is prohibited.
- Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the trail or at the
trailhead parking area.
Directions:
To access the trailhead facility, head north from Roanoke via Route
220. Just past Eagle Rock, turn left onto Route 615 at the Roaring Run
Sign. Proceed about 1.5 miles, turning left onto Route 685. After crossing
Craig Creek, bear left at fork in the road onto Route 818. Travel about 4
miles and turn left onto FDR 5020 (known locally as the O&I Road).
Proceed about 3 miles to trailhead parking on the left. There is no fee
for using or parking at this site.
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