Picking Up a Permit at the Welcome Center
Picking up a Hatfield-McCoy permit at a Welcome Center is easier when you confirm sales, hours, machine details, permit placement, and trail status first.
Your sticker stops at the state line.
Non-resident permits, what they cost and how long they last, and which states honor each other’s — or, increasingly, none at all.
Picking up a Hatfield-McCoy permit at a Welcome Center is easier when you confirm sales, hours, machine details, permit placement, and trail status first.
Country Roads Visitor Center may sell Hatfield-McCoy permits, but confirm availability, hours, eligible machines and current purchase steps before your ride.
Printing a Hatfield-McCoy permit at home starts with checking whether your printout is the credential, a receipt, or a voucher for pickup.
Online Hatfield-McCoy trail permit purchases require checking destination rules, machine eligibility, and delivery methods before checkout.
Buying West Virginia trail permits for a group is easiest when you confirm each machine, rider, eligibility rule, and sticker before checkout.
A Hatfield-McCoy gift certificate can help with a trail trip, but confirm the seller, redemption rules, permit coverage, and expiration before you buy.
West Virginia trail permits generally apply to individual machines, so riders bringing two ATVs or UTVs should arrange a separate permit for each.
A passenger usually shares the permit attached to the ATV or UTV; each machine needs its own permit, while age and safety rules still apply.
One Hatfield-McCoy permit may cover its participating trail systems, but separate parks, public land, roads, and machines can require different authorization.
Buying a Hatfield-McCoy permit in December can secure next year’s access, but check the permit year, start date, machine count and sticker rules.