Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Holley, New York

This scenic drive takes you through some open fields along the Wyoming/Livingston County line. The road passes through a small section of woods and a single-lane bridge. This road is a great road to add to a route of the area if traveling from the west to get to Letchworth State Park.
Learn more about Brian Road

This is a north/south road west of Perry Center. There are horse and cow farms at the north end. Scenic views of the low rolling hills can be found on either end on clear days. The road is a great addition to any route if you are coming from the west, heading to Letchworth State Park or other destin...
Learn more about Van Valkenburg Road

This seasonal road grants access to the eastern portion of the Sonyea State Forest. The road is not maintained during the winter months and is in rough shape during the summer and muddy in the spring. Sonyea State Forest offers camping by permit and access to hiking trails. During the spring, the DE...
Learn more about Shaker Access Road East Extension

The east end of the road is open agricultural fields, allowing you to see quite a way. Traveling west, the road becomes more wooded and would be a great road to see the colors in fall and a nice shaded trip in the warmer months. The road is a continuous grade either uphill or downhill depending on y...
Learn more about Wise Road

This road is minimally maintained and may be in rough shape at times. The road offers scenic views of the surrounding farm land. The road ends on the east end at an Amish farm. The road is a great addition to any route in the area, especially if you are traveling between Sonyea State Forest and Letc...
Learn more about Hoagland Road

This seasonal road grants access to Sonyea State Forest. The road is not maintained during the winter months and is in rough shape during the summer and muddy in the spring. Sonyea State Forest offers camping by permit and access to hiking trails. During the Spring, the DEC does prescribed burns on ...
Learn more about Shaker Access Road

This road runs along the eastern edge of the gorge of Letchworth State Park. The road is closed during the winter months, but is open to the public during Spring, Summer, and Fall. The road is initially paved, but in rough shape, up to the parade grounds area. After that, it turns to dirt and offers...
Learn more about East Park Road

On the western end, this seasonal road grants access to Letchworth State Park and River Road. Some interesting signs can be found along the road. The vegetation in some spots narrows the road and can make it difficult to see oncoming traffic. The eastern intersection of the road also grants parking ...
Learn more about Williams Road

This seasonal road runs through the eastern portion of Letchworth State Park. Letchworth State Park is a canyon with several waterfalls and attracts tourists from far and wide. This road is not one of the main roads and does not require payment to access. This road offers access to several hiking tr...
Learn more about River Road

This seasonal road runs along the Genesee River, offering some great views of the river before it heads into the Letchworth Gorge. It is located near River Road and East Park Road. Near the east end of the road, a piped natural spring can be found pouring out of the side of the hill. At the west end...
Learn more about Totsline Road

This seasonal, limited-use road begins as an easy, hard-packed gravel route before quickly transitioning into a steep, sustained climb. The hill is covered in loose gravel and rocks, which can reduce traction and cause some wheel slip, especially in wet conditions. A few shallow ruts and uneven sect...
Learn more about Delude Hill Road

This seasonal limited-use road begins where the pavement ends, transitioning to an easy gravel surface as it enters the dense forest of the Rattlesnake Hill Wildlife Management Area. The route gently climbs through the woods, making for a peaceful drive with several large pull-offs and parking areas...
Learn more about Dannack Hill Road

This easy gravel road winds through the Rattlesnake Hill Wildlife Management Area, gradually descending into a dense forest before climbing back up through more open terrain. Along the way, you'll find several pull-offs and smaller roads that provide access to the area's hiking trail network. The ch...
Learn more about Ebert Road

This seasonal, limited-use highway begins where the pavement ends and is not maintained during the winter months. The route starts with sweeping views of the surrounding rolling hills before continuing on a smooth, hard-packed gravel surface. The road passes through private property, so be sure to s...
Learn more about Blank Hill Road

This seasonal road is atop South Hill and offers a picturesque trip along a wooded path. It is a short distance from High Tor Wildlife Management Area and runs adjacent to a private hunting preserve. The woods offer a beautiful trip during the Fall for colorful foliage and views of the nearby hills....
Learn more about View Board Road

This state forest road intersects with Scoville Rd and takes you to a parking area and trail that leads to Rattlesnake Hill State Forest. The parking area is also a camping site that may require a permit if you wish to stay overnight. The state has put up a gate that blocks progress past the parking...
Learn more about Back Road to Rattlesnake

This road travels through High Tor Wildlife Management Area. There are several areas to stop and access the WMA. There is a parking area to access more of the area. There is now a gate blocking the access road to an overlook, which is not far from the parking lot.
Learn more about South Hill Road

This trail is a state forestry road that travels through Ossian State Forest. The road is rough, rutted, and muddy in some sections. There are no technical obstacles that would be a concern. It is mostly level and could be a challenge in wet or snowy conditions. There is a spur road, Back Road to Ra...
Learn more about Scoville Road

This trail begins as a hard-packed gravel road heading into the state forest. The route gently descends with only a few minor potholes, making for a smooth and easy drive. As you continue, the road enters a beautiful section of dense forest with lush vegetation lining both sides, creating a peaceful...
Learn more about Canaseraga Truck Trail

This hard-packed gravel road winds through dense forest, offering a peaceful and scenic drive with beautiful vegetation lining both sides of the route. The road is generally easy to travel, with a few potholes and a slightly bumpy surface. As you descend deeper into the forest, the road becomes a bi...
Learn more about Right Fork Truck Trail

This is a small seasonal highway located in southern Steuben County. It's a great place to get away from the world for a fraction of time. It can be moderately difficult in the winter due to snow accumulation. This trail is accessible from both ends and leads to many more seasonal highways for some ...
Learn more about Lander Road

This seasonal road branches off of Turnpike State Forest Road and travels through Turnpike State Forest. This road allows ATVs and SXS, but dirt bikes are prohibited. The road is mostly wooded, but it does open at the south end where it intersects with a paved road. It is in good shape and not much ...
Learn more about Tuttle Road

This trail will run you through a field and thin into the woods. As you twist through this trail you will find mud holes. These can be deep depending on the weather. As you come into the woods this trail will have some nice twists and turns.
Learn more about The Great Divide

This trail will take you back and connect with Beef. You will work your way out of the field and into the woods down a dry stream. This section of the trail can change rapidly depending on the weather. The trail can get really muddy after rain, but is generally an easy going trail.
Learn more about Pat's Path

This is a small seasonal highway located in southern Steuben County. It's a great place to get away from the world for a fraction of time. It can be moderately difficult in the winter due to snow accumulation. This trail is accessible from both ends and leads to many more seasonal highways for some ...
Learn more about Lander Road

This seasonal road branches off of Turnpike State Forest Road and travels through Turnpike State Forest. This road allows ATVs and SXS, but dirt bikes are prohibited. The road is mostly wooded, but it does open at the south end where it intersects with a paved road. It is in good shape and not much ...
Learn more about Tuttle Road

This trail will run you through a field and thin into the woods. As you twist through this trail you will find mud holes. These can be deep depending on the weather. As you come into the woods this trail will have some nice twists and turns.
Learn more about The Great Divide

This trail will take you back and connect with Beef. You will work your way out of the field and into the woods down a dry stream. This section of the trail can change rapidly depending on the weather. The trail can get really muddy after rain, but is generally an easy going trail.
Learn more about Pat's Path