The Sugarcamp Mountain trail system is a multi-use facility for biking, hiking and horses, providing some of the most incredible views of the region. Almost 20 miles’ worth of hand-carved trails are available for adventurers of any skill level. Jenny Wiley State Resort Park provides a five-minute shuttle ride to the top of the mountain, with easy access to Sugarcamp Mountain Trailhead.

The Prestonsburg Passage is an 8.6 miles paved trail, 17.2 miles round trip, that runs from Prestonsburg to the coal camp community of David, Ky. The connective trail offers beautiful views of Appalachian nature as well as several historical markers. The trail is open to all ages and can be utilized by bikers, walkers/runners, wheelchairs, and horseback riders. Little to no elevation makes this the perfect trail for all skill levels.

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The entrance to the mountain biking trails at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park is located about 4 miles from May Lodge off Hwy. 302 and 1 mile from the campground. There are three trails of varying difficulty that offer 3 miles of excellent biking or hiking — the Short-Loop (0.8), the Switchback (1.9) and the Beginners Trails (.75). Mountain biking trail regulations and signage are posted at the entrance.

Walk the old wagon trail that connected Prestonsburg to Paintsville. It’s about a mile long, with a mix of intensities, and is well worth the sweat. Garfield Trail has beautiful views, especially during the winter months when the trees are bare. The trail begins next to a metal scrap yard in West Prestonsburg and climbs above the CSX railroad tracks, providing spectacular views of the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River.