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The trail would be unlike the other trails in the Hatfield/McCoy trail system (second largest in nation) in that it would be big enough for jeeps, hummers, and other types of off roading suvs. This would most likely be in the southern part of Kanawha County along Corridor G, and would mean even more tourism for the southridge area where Cabela's is going.
Looking forward to taking my Wrangler Sport on the trails. Good news Thanks!
I've never really been into the sport, but could easily with the opening of the new park. It still would be hard for my back wheel drive Mazda 3 to handle the terrain!
I think this would be an exciting development for your region, and yes, it would fit right in with the Cabela's there. Your region is famous for the penchant for off road vehicle use, and I can see this attracting thousands every year.
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