Explore over 130 miles of curves and beautiful Appalachian scenery in a place that’s “Almost Heaven”. The West Virginia Hellbender, named after the giant salamander that thrives here and grows up to 2 feet long, offers scenic views as you cruise by the valleys and streams we Appalachians call home. Explore the soul of Appalachia on a trail filled with West Virginia history and some of the most breathtaking views you’ll experience as a rider or driver. This trail is also located right off the Monongahela National Forest in Richwood, West Virginia, a more than one million-acre national preserve filled with lush vegetation and wildlife native to this area. While in Richwood, check out the town’s variety of local artisans and dining options- Richwood truly has something for everyone! If curves are your thing this is the trail route for you. Take on The West Virginia Hellbender today!