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Western Slope
Thirty-Two Miles of Trail on Massanutten's Western Slope.
Massanutten has been building a reputation on the national mountain biking scene for years, and the Western Slope is at the center of it. Thirty-two miles of blazed trails for both biking and hiking wind through wooded terrain, ranging from gentle gravel roads and flowing singletrack to fast, technical descents with serious elevation.
Trail Access.
Western Slope trails are on private resort property. A valid trail access credential is required for all mountain biking and hiking, including a Resort Recreation Pass, Gold Card, Resort Employee ID or SVBC Trail Use Pass.
Want to save your legs for the descent? The Western Slope Bike Shuttle runs from the Western Slope Pavilion on select operating days, carrying riders and bikes back uphill throughout the day. An all-day unlimited shuttle pass is $50, while single rides are $15 each. Private shuttle and bike transportation services are also available for groups. Shuttle passes do not include the required trail access pass.
Trail maps are available at the Bike Shop and Concierge Desk.
Cross-Country and Enduro Terrain for Beginner to Advanced Riders.
The Western Slope trail network has earned Massanutten a spot on the national mountain biking calendar, hosting major events including the HOO-HA! Enduro and the Virginia State Championship XCO. Thirty-two miles of blazed trails offer all kinds of ride possibilities, from flowing singletrack to fast and technical terrain with full-day riding potential.
Guided E-Bike Tours - Let the Motor Handle the Climbing.
Massanutten's guided 2.5-hour e-bike tours cover the Western Slope trail network. Tours are led by guides who tailor the route and pace to the group. Whether you want a gentle gravel road ride or something with more technical challenge, just let them know when you book.
Hiking the Western Slope.
Thirty-two miles of marked trails make the Western Slope one of the most extensive hiking options in the Shenandoah Valley. The terrain ranges from easier gravel roads to more demanding ridge routes with significant elevation gain. Trails are shared with mountain bikers; stay alert, particularly on downhill sections.
Bring water and wear hiking-appropriate footwear
Resort Recreation Pass, SVBC Trail Pass, Gold Card, or Resort Employee ID required for all trail use
Trail maps at the Bike Shop and Concierge Desk
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