Looking for online resources for Massanutten Trail Maps? Check out MTBproject and Open Cycle Maps. You can also download the map.
Western Slope Trails
Get on the Trail
Day Pass
Day Pass
$10
per day — cash or card at the trailhead
Scan a QR code at the kiosk or purchase online. Perfect for a one-time ride, hike, or run on Western Slope.
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Annual Pass
Annual Pass
Unlimited
all season — best value for regulars
Unlimited access from January through November. Support the trails you love all year long.
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Miles of Trail
800+
Acres
Jan–Nov
Open Season
100%
Community-Built
Private Property — Waiver Required
Western Slope Trails are located on private property owned by Massanutten Resort. All trail users must have a valid trail pass and must sign a risk and release waiver before accessing the trails. Passes are available at the trailhead kiosk or online. Unauthorized use is not permitted.
Western Slope Trails is Harrisonburg’s premier natural-surface network—32 miles of mountain biking, hiking, and trail running built and maintained by our community. Pass fees and donations keep it free and open for all.
Explore & Get Involved
Everything Western Slope
Trail Map
Download the current trail map (PDF)
Volunteer
Join our weekly trail work crew
Trail Team
Meet the stewards of Western Slope
Planning & Survey
Community survey results and long-range plan
Report a Problem
Submit a trail maintenance report via TrailForks
Support the Trails
Donate to keep Western Slope thriving
Common Questions
FAQ
Where are Western Slope Trails?
Located on the western slope of Massanutten Mountain, just minutes from downtown Harrisonburg, VA. The trailhead is off Rawley Pike (Route 33 West)—see the parking map below.
Who owns the trails?
The land is private property owned by Massanutten Resort. The Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition (SVBC) manages and maintains the trail network through a partnership with the resort. A signed risk and release waiver is required for all users, included with your pass purchase.
How do I get a pass?
Day passes ($10) can be purchased at the trailhead kiosk by cash or card, or online before you go. Annual passes are available at svbcoalition.org. A pass and signed waiver are required for all users age 12 and up.
Where do the pass proceeds go?
100% of pass fees go directly to trail maintenance, new construction, and stewardship. SVBC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit—your pass and donations are tax-deductible and stay in the Shenandoah Valley.
What makes Western Slope special?
Entirely community-built—designed, dug, and maintained by local riders and trail lovers. Over 32 miles across 800+ acres, from beginner-friendly flow trails to technical expert terrain, with stunning Shenandoah Valley views.
What events are held here?
Trail Work Wednesdays (weekly volunteer days), an annual Demo Day for test rides, community events, and youth programming. Check our news page for what’s coming up.
EXPLORE THE TRAILS
Interactive Trail Map
Check conditions, difficulty ratings, and plan your ride.
Getting Here
Find the Trailhead
Western Slope News & Initiatives
Welcome the Newest Western Slope Team Members
Welcome the Newest Western Slope Team Members
Western Slope Phase 1 Is Ready — 5 Ways to Help Build the Trails
Western Slope Phase 1 Is Ready — 5 Ways to Help Build the Trails
Western Slope Trails Phase 1 Is Shovel-Ready
