Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Berrysburg, Pennsylvania

I recommend entering from Lykens and driving through their nice borough park to get to the eastern end of this track. Expect graded gravel forest service roads that should be passable by any vehicle. At the western end of the trail, it's a short walk to the hang glider launch area which has a nice v...
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This is a beautiful drive through Weiser State Forest. This route is all gravel, with some steep winding ascents/descents, possible washouts and ruts, and a beautiful streamside picnic area. There are numerous hiking trails, as well as several primitive campsites available to reserve. This area is a...
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This ATV trail is a narrow path with dense, small pine trees. The sturdy pine branches may hit your machine, as they are not easily breakable. Your machine and body will push through the branches. Following the pine section, you'll encounter two exit options. There's a level exit heading north, and ...
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If you're on trail 136 and thinking about heading up to 137, this is the trail to choose. It ascends from Coal Road up the hill through a manageable rocky section, suitable for even a stock vehicle. The rocks on this trail are only 6-10 inches tall, making it a relatively accessible route.
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This is a brief ATV trail connecting between sections. The terrain in these areas is constantly changing, so it's essential to look ahead and ensure the trail is still accessible. Due to ongoing mining activities, spoil piles may be moved, occasionally blocking a trail. Stay attentive to potential c...
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This is an ATV trail that can be hard to see some years depending on how much it is run. The area gets very grown in when not used often. It is a nice loop off to the side of 137 to bypass the main trail.
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This ATV trail is a nice playground. Part of the leftover mining area, this section has water and mud obstacles, hill climbs, and much more. It is a dirt area with piles and puddles all mixed in to make it a fun area to stop at.
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This is a cut-through trail that leads from 136 to 137 trails. It is a narrow trail that is perfect for SxS and ATVs. Take this as a shortcut between trails or to get to the ATV play area off to the side of this.
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138 is also known as the sands. In the middle of this loop is a beautiful lake with sandy hill climbs off to the side. There is a lot to do in this area, from hills to mud and water. It is one of the most popular areas but is the furthest from the office.
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This trail is in an ATV play area. Some trails go in the high brush and over to the play area. These are nice to lay out a series of loops to get to where you intend to go.
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This ATV trail doesn't see much action and seems a bit overgrown with grass. It serves as a winding path between two sections of 137. If you pay close attention to the map, you'll spot the branching point in the designated area.
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137 has a lot to offer from end to end. On one end, it starts on the side of the mountain and continues to climb higher. There are amazing views there to see. Then it works its way to the bottom of the valley, continues past some of the mining areas, and ends at Mud Road.
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This trail is in an ATV play area. Some trails go in the high brush and over to the play area. These are nice to lay out a series of loops to get to where you intend to go.
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150 is also known as the Heart Lake area and the trails that lead to the lake. Part of this is an open field area, but closer to the lake area, it becomes more of a dense pine tree area. There are puddles and washouts along the way.
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151 is a loop with a few spur trails off it. It is an area with little difficulty but nice to spend time looping around or cutting through to another trail. It has an open area, a pine tree section, and a powerline area.
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Trail 123 comprises multiple sections, and this specific segment stands out as the longest with diverse terrain. Initially, it navigates through the wooded area before progressing to open spaces. Being an old service road, the entire trail maintains a very smooth and easy-going quality, offering a c...
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This section of 137 connects 138 and the main trail of 137. There are wooded rocky trails mixed in with multiple trails that lead to the main 137 trail. Be cautious of a few rocks on the trail that can be decent-sized.
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This section of 137 connects 138 and the main trail of 137. There are wooded rocky trails mixed in with multiple trails that lead to the main 137 trail. Be cautious of a few rocks on the trail that can be decent-sized.
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The trail is long with multiple sections. This section goes through the mining area which is a series of dirt trails and piles. You will see some old mining equipment all over while riding through here. It can often look like a barren wasteland and is ever-changing.
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151 has a couple of different small trail connections. They all connect to the trail 151 network to make it one big trail group. 151 is not a difficult trail; it is an advanced dirt road. There may be a small rut or a random rock here or there, but not much to worry about.
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This ATV trail is a narrow path with dense, small pine trees. The sturdy pine branches may hit your machine, as they are not easily breakable. Your machine and body will push through the branches. Following the pine section, you'll encounter two exit options. There's a level exit heading north, and ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 43

If you're on trail 136 and thinking about heading up to 137, this is the trail to choose. It ascends from Coal Road up the hill through a manageable rocky section, suitable for even a stock vehicle. The rocks on this trail are only 6-10 inches tall, making it a relatively accessible route.
Learn more about 137F

This is a brief ATV trail connecting between sections. The terrain in these areas is constantly changing, so it's essential to look ahead and ensure the trail is still accessible. Due to ongoing mining activities, spoil piles may be moved, occasionally blocking a trail. Stay attentive to potential c...
Learn more about ATV Trail 44

This is an ATV trail that can be hard to see some years depending on how much it is run. The area gets very grown in when not used often. It is a nice loop off to the side of 137 to bypass the main trail.
Learn more about ATV Trail 36

This ATV trail is a narrow path with dense, small pine trees. The sturdy pine branches may hit your machine, as they are not easily breakable. Your machine and body will push through the branches. Following the pine section, you'll encounter two exit options. There's a level exit heading north, and ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 43

If you're on trail 136 and thinking about heading up to 137, this is the trail to choose. It ascends from Coal Road up the hill through a manageable rocky section, suitable for even a stock vehicle. The rocks on this trail are only 6-10 inches tall, making it a relatively accessible route.
Learn more about 137F

This is a brief ATV trail connecting between sections. The terrain in these areas is constantly changing, so it's essential to look ahead and ensure the trail is still accessible. Due to ongoing mining activities, spoil piles may be moved, occasionally blocking a trail. Stay attentive to potential c...
Learn more about ATV Trail 44

This is an ATV trail that can be hard to see some years depending on how much it is run. The area gets very grown in when not used often. It is a nice loop off to the side of 137 to bypass the main trail.
Learn more about ATV Trail 36