Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Hegins, Pennsylvania

Trail 11, a Jeep Badge of Honor trail, starts at Trail H and forms a loop back to its starting point. It's known for its popular washouts, rocky terrain, water crossings, gradual inclines, and more.
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Trail 14 winds through the wooded valley, characterized by numerous puddles along its path. Some of these puddles are deep and muddy, adding to the challenge. The trail twists and turns, with occasional rocks scattered…
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The H Trail is, in fact, the former Tulpehocken Street, though it bears little resemblance to a road today. Nevertheless, its historical significance remains intact. It now functions as a trail, winding down from the…
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These two trails are merged as they form a single route connecting the west and east sections of the park. Serving as the primary access to this entire side of the property, the trail is…
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There is a Powerline that traverses over the mountain and descends into the valley. This trail follows the Powerline from border to border. It consists of part rocky steep hill and part flat semi-smooth trail.…
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Trail 10A offers a bit of everything. You'll encounter plenty of challenges, including rocks and logs to navigate. Watch out for the two notorious mud pits known as Milkshake and Smoothie--they can be quite gnarly.…
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These hills serve as play areas between the Powerline and E trail, offering a range of difficulty from easy to moderate, with some exciting challenges scattered throughout. Some hills feature deep ruts, while others are…
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This trail serves as an access route connecting Tower Road to the S trail. Originally used as a coal road/logging road, it offers a relatively smooth surface with a few potholes. Following this path will…
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This bypass serves as a shortcut to the lower section of the J trail. Starting at the H trail, it initially features a slight breakover angle with some rocks before transitioning into a smooth trail.…
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Stoudt is a green loop trail that winds through the forest and brushy areas of the valley. It features small rock sections that might pose a challenge to some drivers. Additionally, there's a muddy runoff…
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The 101 trail is a winding path that follows the edge of the mountain. It features rocky sections and a few manageable hills to climb. Certain areas may be somewhat overgrown with brush, and during…
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Trail 10B is quite muddy, with numerous ruts and muddy sections to navigate around. Additionally, there are several smaller rocky areas that add variation to the terrain. While primarily serving as a connector trail to…
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The P trail diverges from G and runs parallel to the Pole Line, offering a preferable alternative to avoid congestion. Along P, expect numerous small obstacles such as stumps, rocks, and puddles, among others. While…
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1B is a challenging green trail characterized by tight sections and abundant rocks and puddles. While it may prove difficult for full stock vehicles, with a few minor modifications, it becomes an enjoyable trail. Throughout…
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S trail is the main artery of the south property. It loops around and has many different branches to connect all of the trails. Expect rocks, puddles, small hills, and brushy sections, all while going…
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B Trail stands out as one of the park's most popular and primary routes. Serving as the access point for many trails in the south and west areas of the property, it sees frequent use.…
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Trail 25 is an easier green trail that connects different points of S trail. It is a small, rocky, and stumpy trail weaving through the scrub brush and woods. This makes for a nice alternative…
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G serves as the shortcut from the B trail to the Pole Line trail. It's a slightly rocky path with a few puddles along the way. Utilizing this trail facilitates a smoother and quicker transition…
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S3 is a connecting trail between two parts of the S trail system, also serving as the starting point for the Krawlin for Cops trail. Initially smooth, it becomes rockier in the deeper woods but…
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This trail was aptly named to facilitate quicker access to B trail. It is laden with rocks and puddles, neither of which are overly difficult but do require attention while driving through. Look out for…
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The bypass serves as a short connection between S trail and a section of the Tatas trail. Initially designed as the original exit, it also functions as a middle exit point for the trail. This…
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N2 descends the mountain until it reaches the blacktop road. The trail is rocky, categorized as a green level trail. Warning to stock vehicles: it is navigable but requires caution due to some large rocks.…
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F1 is a straightforward trail designed for easy navigation, with only one small obstacle to challenge a stock vehicle. The trail features a minor rocky drop-off that requires a bit of caution to navigate. Upon…
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N1 begins immediately upon crossing the road to the northeast property. It intersects with N4 and extends into the woods. This trail is relatively easy, featuring small puddles and a scattering of rocks. During the…
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The lunch spot is an excellent place to pause and enjoy your meal, but it holds more significance than just that. It's actually a historical site known as the million-dollar coal mine. This mine generated…
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O Trail is unique in that it encompasses sections of trail spanning every difficulty level. This particular segment represents the green section of O Trail, characterized by rocks scattered throughout the path. With the addition…
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X5 is a green level trail suitable for driving with a stock vehicle. It is predominantly covered in small rocks, with a washout on the south side that requires navigation. While most rocks are small…
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Trail A is a loop that commences at the office, winds around a section of trail, and returns to the office. It presents a challenging green trail featuring decent-sized rocks, deeper puddles, hills, and washouts.…
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This trail is considered stock-friendly, offering moderate challenges. It features washouts, rocky areas, and trees that drivers need to navigate. While some rocky sections may pose technical challenges for stock vehicles, they can be traversed…
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These trails all intersect with the S trail and S1. This section was formed during the logging years ago and gradually integrated into the trail network. They offer the opportunity to select your preferred path…
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