Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Larksville, Pennsylvania

The Railroad Grade trail is a point-to-point trail leading to Mountain Spring Road. It is a typical state forest graded gravel road. It has big timber and pine trees, with several pull-offs and some parking spots. There was a detour on this trail that does place you back onto the correct path rather...
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Long Winding Forestry Road with steep climbs on the Montage Tract of the Pinchot State Forest. The road will not be plowed in winter. Steep hill sections will be slippery, and the lower section of the trail grows increasingly washed out every year. Downed trees may also be encountered. The lower sec...
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This narrow, rocky, and muddy trail is in the Montage Tract of Pinchot State Forest. The bottom section of the trail follows along a stream and passes through the tornado scar from the 2017 storm. The trail passes below Montage Ski Resort and a lake before dead-ending at State Forest Boundary. The u...
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New Pond Road is a graded gravel road within Loyalsock State Forest and is managed by PA DCNR and Ricketts Glen State Park. This trail is an offshoot from Mountain Spring Road. The trail is a up-and-back trail that runs to a no-exit. It is surrounded by big timber and pine trees, with plenty of wild...
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Balish Road is a winding, unmaintained 2.15-mile dirt route in Pennsylvania's Wyoming Valley that serves as an excellent gateway for street-licensed offroaders to explore the Montage Tract. The road begins near State Route 307, climbing from an elevation of 1,537 feet to a peak of 1,860 feet, and wi...
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Mountain Spring Road is a typical State forest graded gravel road that is within the Loyalsock State Forest and is managed by PA DCNR and the Ricketts Glen State Park. This trail is a in and out leading to the main highway from the mountain. There are two rather large ponds and fishing is allowed, w...
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20 Green has a wide variety of terrain including rocky sections, off-camber areas, slight up-and-down slopes, shallow water crossings, and muddy obstacles. Along the way on this uneven, loose gravel trail, you find a wooden bridge that is able to be crossed. Please follow the signs, be safe, and slo...
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Boulder Field Run provides a loop run located off 534 in Hickory Run State Park and ends near the state park picnic area. This route is one way but watch for State Park vehicles in addition to animals on the trail. There is a wooden bridge crossing and tunnel (underneath the PA Turnpike), the rest i...
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The practice area is a small play area just inside of the park. It is a great area to get warmed up or to let the kids get comfortable. The trail is on the easier side with a wide open flat spot and small loose rock trail sections.
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Boulder Field Road is located within Hickory Run State Park and leads you directly to the Boulder Field. The trail consists of a gravel road with potholes throughout. After rainy weather, the trail can be washed out with minor washboard roads. It can fit two vehicles and loops back to Boulder Field ...
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Quickening green is an exit trail to leads you back to the main road. It is a trail full of twists and turns with small rocks and a few puddles. This is a great trail for any skill level to take. Use this to add time to your trail route or to wind down your day.
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Shootout Green is a return trail that goes along the main road and has a few small challenges. These challenges include small rocks, puddles, mud, and tree roots. It is an easier trail section and all obstacles are avoidable for a novice rider. This can be a good alternative route if there is traffi...
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Wanderer is a loop-type trail system off of the main trail as you enter the main trail network. It can be turned onto for a good warm-up section or to lead you to the next trail area. Trails weave through different trees and scrub brush working through the boneyard.
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Jason's Journey Green is a wooded trail that is a relatively dirt trail with various small rocks scattered throughout the trail. There are shallow water and muddy obstacles that you may barely notice however, if rain has been in the forecast the depth might be a bit more exciting.
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20 Green has a wide variety of terrain including rocky sections, off-camber areas, slight up-and-down slopes, shallow water crossings, and muddy obstacles. Along the way on this uneven, loose gravel trail, you find a wooden bridge that is able to be crossed. Please follow the signs, be safe, and slo...
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If you are looking for just a fun trail, XC- One Green is for you. This uneven, dirt trail takes you through the woods where you will encounter various sizes of small to medium-sized rocks and shallow water crossings. Downed trees and logs can also be found so use caution.
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Avalanche Blue offers a variety of terrain including rocks that range in size from small to medium. There are some rock steps that are on the mild side. You will also find washed-out trails, ruts, and muddy obstacles that are relatively tame. This trail takes you through the woods where you might fi...
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Trail 40 Green is set to become a favorite among the Lost Trails. It boasts a diverse array of rocky sections of varying sizes, where the chosen path can dictate the challenge level. There are numerous water crossings, typically shallow, which may vary with recent rainfall. The trail's allure is enh...
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43 Blue is for the most part an uneven dirt trail, but it does have some hidden surprises along the way. Be on the lookout for rocky areas with rocks of various sizes. Check out the cool stone wall as this trail takes you through the woods! Fallen trees or logs can also be found.
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Cabin to 32 Blue is a connector trail off to the side of the city view section of the trail. It starts at the cabin and works its way over to trail 32. This trail is tight with a brush in spots and has its fair share of small rocks and wash out as it weaves through the woods.
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20 Green has a wide variety of terrain including rocky sections, off-camber areas, slight up-and-down slopes, shallow water crossings, and muddy obstacles. Along the way on this uneven, loose gravel trail, you find a wooden bridge that is able to be crossed. Please follow the signs, be safe, and slo...
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The practice area is a small play area just inside of the park. It is a great area to get warmed up or to let the kids get comfortable. The trail is on the easier side with a wide open flat spot and small loose rock trail sections.
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Quickening green is an exit trail to leads you back to the main road. It is a trail full of twists and turns with small rocks and a few puddles. This is a great trail for any skill level to take. Use this to add time to your trail route or to wind down your day.
Learn more about Quickening Green

Shootout Green is a return trail that goes along the main road and has a few small challenges. These challenges include small rocks, puddles, mud, and tree roots. It is an easier trail section and all obstacles are avoidable for a novice rider. This can be a good alternative route if there is traffi...
Learn more about Shootout Green

20 Green has a wide variety of terrain including rocky sections, off-camber areas, slight up-and-down slopes, shallow water crossings, and muddy obstacles. Along the way on this uneven, loose gravel trail, you find a wooden bridge that is able to be crossed. Please follow the signs, be safe, and slo...
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The practice area is a small play area just inside of the park. It is a great area to get warmed up or to let the kids get comfortable. The trail is on the easier side with a wide open flat spot and small loose rock trail sections.
Learn more about Practice Area

Quickening green is an exit trail to leads you back to the main road. It is a trail full of twists and turns with small rocks and a few puddles. This is a great trail for any skill level to take. Use this to add time to your trail route or to wind down your day.
Learn more about Quickening Green

Shootout Green is a return trail that goes along the main road and has a few small challenges. These challenges include small rocks, puddles, mud, and tree roots. It is an easier trail section and all obstacles are avoidable for a novice rider. This can be a good alternative route if there is traffi...
Learn more about Shootout Green