Directions

[rccrawler]

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From 66

29S at Gainesville towards Charlottesville

In Charlottesville, take 250W Bypass

Take immediate exit (Barracks Road)

Right at stoplight

Continue straight through next stoplight

Follow Barracks Road/Garth Road for approximately 10-15 minutes

Left onto Route 810/White Hall Road (landmark is a convenience store on right) Follow Route 810 for approximately 5 minutes

At the bottom of a sweeping right-hand downhill, take right onto Route 811/Bearwood Road (landmark is an orchard on right)

If you cross a bridge and see a sign for "The Rockery", you've missed the turn Follow Route 811/Bearwood Road past end of state maintenance sign, over the cattle guard and to the top of the hill

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From 81N or S and 64W

64E towards Charlottesville

Take Crozet Exit (#107)

Left onto Route 250 towards Crozet

Drive past schools

Left at stoplight onto Route 240 towards Crozet

Follow this road approximately 4 miles into Crozet (it will turn into Route 810)

Continue on Route 810, straight through the stop sign (landmark is Amoco station on the left)

Left onto Route 811/Bearwood Road approximately 2 miles past the Amoco station (at the bottom of a hill just after a sign for "The Rockery" and just before the Henley's Orchard sign)

Follow Route 811/Bearwood Road past end of state maintenance sign, over the cattle guard and to the top of the hill

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From 95N or S and 64E

64W towards Charlottesville

Take Crozet Exit (#107)

Right onto Route 250 towards Crozet

Drive past schools

Left at stoplight onto Route 240 towards Crozet

Follow this road approximately 4 miles into Crozet (it will turn into Route 810)

Continue on Route 810, straight through the stop sign (landmark is Amoco station on the left)

Left onto Route 811/Bearwood Road approximately 2 miles past the Amoco station (at the bottom of a hill just after a sign for "The Rockery" and just before the Henley's Orchard sign)

Follow Route 811/Bearwood Road past end of state maintenance sign, over the cattle guard and to the top of the hill

[Rebel]

Has anybody wheeled here? It sounds like it's really close to my house ...

[BeaterToyota]

Yes. It's pretty small (about 250 acres) but there are good trails there. Chris and er are great hosts, spotters, and guides. It's worth a trip, especially if it's close to you.

[85xtracab]

i did it stock wit 31 all terrains ,got over most of the stuff ,lol had a great time.