Located near Hollins, the “boat dock” side serves as a boat launch for fishing, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding. The Bennett Springs or Timberview parking lots are the best lots for mountain bikers looking to hit the Cove. These helpful guidelines set the stage for an enjoyable day of riding while remaining responsible and minimizing your impact on the picturesque, raw nature of Carvins Cove.
In this detailed guide, we'll cover everything you need to know for an extraordinary day of Carvins Cove mountain biking, including where to park, suggested routes, group and guided rides, nearby fun, and more.īefore entering Carvins Cove and hitting the trails, familiarize yourself with the Leave No Trace Outdoor Ethics for Mountain Biking. Well-maintained trails twisting through lavish forests, irresistible meadows, and along a 600-acre reservoir make the area an elevated paradise for those seeking unreal adventure on two wheels. Tucked into Virginia's iconic Blue Ridge Mountains, the 12,700-acre Carvins Cove holds over 60 miles of multi-use trails of which visiting and local mountain bikers can never seem to get enough.