
Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Jerseytown, Pennsylvania
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Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Jerseytown, Pennsylvania
Discover the best beginner-friendly off-road trails near you. These easier, lower-rated trails are a great place to start — browse trail maps, check difficulty ratings, and find your next adventure.

Camp Hill Road
This Trail is a typical state forest graded gravel road within Loyalsock State Forest. This trail is a up and back and leads to another trail system, but is gated. There was a small washout on this trail, but it remained accessible to full-size vehicles. The trail is surrounded by big timber and pin...
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Ticklish Rock Road
Ticklish Rock Road is a wide and smooth gravel road just outside of Loyalsock State Forest. Meandering through dense hardwood forest, many sections are a shelf road or are lined with exposed rock. The rock formation "Ticklish Rock" is accessible from a parking area and walking trail (both on private...
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Brunnerdale Road
This trail is an in-and-out route through Loyalsock State Forest, following a graded gravel road with small sections of dirt that can become muddy after rain while still maintaining a solid base. It is easy to travel in summer and includes several pull-offs for wildlife viewing. Hunters Lake, manage...
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133C
"The Projects" as they are called are part of this section of trail. 133 is a multi-part trail. This section is the way to the pond (Projects). The trail is a smooth section that can get a little muddy in inclement weather but is passable with a stock vehicle.
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133A
The 133 trail has several segments, and this covers the main trail from end to end. It features rocks, mud, water, puddles, tight tree sections, and more mud. While none of it is extreme, navigating through requires caution to ensure a safe passage.
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ATV Trail 48
This compact ATV trail loop provides a refreshing diversion from the main Trail 115. Nestled within a wooded area, it offers a pleasant circuit with challenges such as puddles, tight tree sections, rocks, and other obstacles that weave through the trees. Keep in mind that during the summer and into ...
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133B
The other part of 133, this area has a few small trail sections. The best part of this section is the trail that goes into the wooded area. It weaves through an old campsite and then has a nice short but steep hill climb leading onto trail 115.
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Ashland 92
Ashland 92 is the main east-to-west trail starting on 54 and going to Trail 90. This is a relatively smooth trail with some small rocks and brush. This trail is commonly used as a dump, so there is a ton of trash piles to swerve around.
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ATV Trail Pines Bypass
The ATV trails in this region offer a thrilling and enjoyable experience. They wind through tight and twisty paths, featuring a variety of terrain changes. Anticipate encounters with small hills, tight trees, water obstacles, and scattered small rocks, all set in a picturesque wooded area. Overall, ...
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ATV Trail Pines
The ATV trails in this area provide a lot of excitement. They are characterized by tight and twisty paths with frequent terrain changes. Anticipate encounters with small hills, tight trees, water features, some small rocks, all set in a picturesque wooded area. Overall, it's a very attractive and en...
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ATV Trail 33
This area has a decent amount of ATV trails. The trail shown is an alternate entrance to the main trails. From this trail, there is the Pines Bypass Trail and the Pines ATV Trail. Both are excellent sections and can be accessed from this entrance.
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139 Green
139 is also known as the Pineys. It is a pine forest with a trail weaving through. There are plenty of tight spots that a wide vehicle will have trouble getting through. The puddles have been getting deeper over the years and can be challenging depending on the time of year.
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ATV Trail 69
Most ATV trails are very similar, but not this one. This is a really fun trail with hills and rocks to start either end. In the middle, there are twisty off-camber spots and rock gardens mixed in. It is a challenging trail but can still be ridden by a new rider.
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ATV Trail 60
This brief ATV trail serves as a shortcut connecting the Trail 7 to Trail 9 intersection. Designated as an ATV trail, its narrow path weaves between trees, making it unsuitable for full-size vehicles. While primarily used for this short section, it adds a fun and convenient bypass for those navigati...
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ATV Trail 47
This ATV trail serves as a sort of playground, offering a variety of challenges like hill climbs, water obstacles, off-camber sections, small rocks, and a winding path that adds to the fun. Whether you decide to pass through quickly or spend hours exploring and playing on different obstacles, it pro...
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134B Green
These trails are the connection between 134 and 131. The trails are dirt with some puddles and a little bit of mud. Use these to plan your route or destination. They are a great cut-through to 131, 132, Mud Road, 134, or other trail sections.
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ATV Trail 59
What was a dead-end trail has become a loop trail. This is a nice wooded trail with big trees and small rocks. It's passable with a long-wheelbase SxS with ease. There aren't many obstacles except the small rocks, a few tree roots, and some shallow puddles.
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9 Green
Trail 9 is a long trail with multiple sections. It is a green trail and is a stock-friendly trail. It has elevation changes, small rocks, puddles, and a nice mix of open and wooded areas. This is also a great way to get from one end to the other on the east side.
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Ashland 91
Ashland 91 starts off of trail 90 and is a tight brushy trail with some trees down. It leads through the brush and dumps out into a large grass field/yard. Please stay off of the yard, as someone keeps it nice. There are small puddles and rocks along this trail.
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131-133 Connector Trail
This side trail is a connector between two trails. What was once a road is now a trail with obstacles. It can be a very muddy and watery trail depending on conditions. It will cross over between two trails of similar levels. Watch your line to not get stuck.
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Beginner ATV trails near Jerseytown, Pennsylvania
Explore ATV-friendly trails near you. These trails are accessible for vehicles up to 50 inches wide, perfect for ATVs and smaller off-road machines.

133C
"The Projects" as they are called are part of this section of trail. 133 is a multi-part trail. This section is the way to the pond (Projects). The trail is a smooth section that can get a little muddy in inclement weather but is passable with a stock vehicle.
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133A
The 133 trail has several segments, and this covers the main trail from end to end. It features rocks, mud, water, puddles, tight tree sections, and more mud. While none of it is extreme, navigating through requires caution to ensure a safe passage.
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ATV Trail 48
This compact ATV trail loop provides a refreshing diversion from the main Trail 115. Nestled within a wooded area, it offers a pleasant circuit with challenges such as puddles, tight tree sections, rocks, and other obstacles that weave through the trees. Keep in mind that during the summer and into ...
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133B
The other part of 133, this area has a few small trail sections. The best part of this section is the trail that goes into the wooded area. It weaves through an old campsite and then has a nice short but steep hill climb leading onto trail 115.
Learn more about 133B
Beginner UTV/side-by-side trails near Jerseytown, Pennsylvania
Find UTV and side-by-side trails near you. These trails accommodate vehicles up to 60 inches wide, ideal for UTVs, side-by-sides, and wider off-road rigs.

133C
"The Projects" as they are called are part of this section of trail. 133 is a multi-part trail. This section is the way to the pond (Projects). The trail is a smooth section that can get a little muddy in inclement weather but is passable with a stock vehicle.
Learn more about 133C

133A
The 133 trail has several segments, and this covers the main trail from end to end. It features rocks, mud, water, puddles, tight tree sections, and more mud. While none of it is extreme, navigating through requires caution to ensure a safe passage.
Learn more about 133A

ATV Trail 48
This compact ATV trail loop provides a refreshing diversion from the main Trail 115. Nestled within a wooded area, it offers a pleasant circuit with challenges such as puddles, tight tree sections, rocks, and other obstacles that weave through the trees. Keep in mind that during the summer and into ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 48

133B
The other part of 133, this area has a few small trail sections. The best part of this section is the trail that goes into the wooded area. It weaves through an old campsite and then has a nice short but steep hill climb leading onto trail 115.
Learn more about 133B
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