Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Lavelle, Pennsylvania

Locust Gap 43 takes you through the woods, into open areas, and back into the woods where it dead-ends. Small rocks, slight uphills and downhills, and washouts can be found along the way. Get ready for some mud! Shallow water and muddy obstacles are scattered on the trail and can become a little dee...
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Locust Gap 40 is a dirt trail with an occasional washout. Small rocks and slight up and downhills take you through the woods and into the open. When you are in the wooded areas, some areas can become tight if you are driving a full-size vehicle. If rain has fallen, very shallow water and mud obstacl...
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Locust Gap 39 isn't a flashy trail, but you will be surprised at some of the technical driving lines that are at your disposal if you choose. Washouts and ruts will vary in difficulty, and if rain has been in the forecast, some of these can be muddier than others. Small rocks and very slight uphills...
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Over the river and through the woods to Locust Gap 48 we go! Water and muddy obstacles/crossings are typically less than 12 inches in depth, but if it has rained recently, be prepared for changing depths. The wooded areas can become tight for full-size vehicles. Also, along the way you will find sma...
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The Locust Gap Single Track 5 trail is designed specifically for dirt bikes and motorcycles. Gear up for an exhilarating journey as you tackle this challenging route! It features slender, winding sections strewn with rocks, steep climbs and drops, worn patches, and obstacles like puddles and mud. Th...
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Locust Gap 37 takes you on a loop with a wide variety of terrain along the way. Prepare yourself for water crossings, muddy obstacles, ruts, and washed-out trails. Small rocks and bypasses are options to take if you aren't in the mood for mud. Part of this trail is more scenic than others with high ...
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Locust Gap 44 serves as a connector trail and presents an array of small rocks and subtly rutted terrain. Full-sized vehicles may find that the trail becomes quite narrow in places, potentially resulting in pinstriping. This short trail takes you through the woods so you may come across a downed tre...
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Locust Gap 38 is a short burst of fun with slight up and downhills, mild off-camber areas, small rocks, washouts, and if rain has fallen, depressions that can be filled with muddy water. Full-size vehicles will find this wooded trail tight and narrow. The trail ends at 901.
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Remember how Pluto used to be a planet? Then they kicked it out of the planet line-up because it was considered a dwarf planet. Locust Gap 41 is kind of like the Pluto of trails;it should be kicked out of the trail line-up, but alas, it is still on the map. This short, dead-end trail is a dirt trail...
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Locust Gap 42 is a relatively flat dirt trail, but you will find some small rocks and washouts along the way. If you are in a full-size vehicle, the trail can become rather tight and there is a risk for pinstriping. If rain has been in the forecast, there can be a muddy water obstacle, but it is ver...
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Locust Gap 47 takes you through the woods on a dirt trail that has small rocks, very slight uphills and downhills, and a few washouts. Full-size vehicles will find the trail to be very tight in some areas with the risk of pinstriping. If the weather has been wet, the trail will be damp and a bit mud...
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Locust Gap 46 is a dirt, wooded trail with trees growing rather close to the trail that can become tight and narrow for full-size vehicles. Small rocks and slight washouts are throughout the trails, and if rain has fallen, you can find a shallow water and muddy obstacle. This trail does dead end.
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This trail runs parallel to Route 54 on the northern side. It can connect to Trail 27 on one side and exits at the road on the other. There are plenty of exits and crossings available to get to other trails. Stay off of the train tracks and be careful crossing any roads.
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This trail drops into the woods and runs by the creek. It is a tight wooded trail that is very overgrown. There are piles of trash and plenty of knotweed all along this trail. Rating-wise this is definitely a hard green trail with any type of vehicle.
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Locust Gap 26 takes you through the woods, and you might come out a bit muddier than when you went in, especially if rain has been in the forecast. The water and mud obstacles consist of thick mud, and you could spin and or lose traction. Small rocks, slight uphills and downhills, and washouts round...
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Welcome to Ashland 158! This trail is a potluck, consisting of a narrow two-track path with areas that may be tight for full-size vehicles, potentially increasing the risk of scraping. Anticipate encountering some overgrown and brushy sections, along with a few slight uphills and small rocks. Please...
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This long rocky road is an old haul road. It changes constantly with wear and erosion. This is a long gradual hill with plenty of obstacles that all can be avoided but are technical to the novice driver. The trail connects between 58 and 37 and can be a great access trail.
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Ashland 58 is the connection between Trail 64 and Trail 40. It is a coal dust trail with small washouts and brush mixed in. There are obstacles to drive around that can range from rocks, to trash, or anything else. There are a lot of things to play on off of this trail.
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Ashland 39 is a gradual hill with a few nice-sized rocks. These rocks are avoidable if you are careful. It is a long hill that connects between Trail 37 and Trail 40. Using this is a great way to get to the Northern trail and the overlook above the coal piles.
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Locust Gap 34 is a very cool trail that leaves you wanting more, but it just isn't happening. Why? Because the trail dead-ends at a pond. Leave your fishing rods and swimsuits at home! This pond is off-limits and there are probably snakes in it. But it is a spot for a lunch break. Tread Lightly! The...
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Locust Gap 43 takes you through the woods, into open areas, and back into the woods where it dead-ends. Small rocks, slight uphills and downhills, and washouts can be found along the way. Get ready for some mud! Shallow water and muddy obstacles are scattered on the trail and can become a little dee...
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Locust Gap 40 is a dirt trail with an occasional washout. Small rocks and slight up and downhills take you through the woods and into the open. When you are in the wooded areas, some areas can become tight if you are driving a full-size vehicle. If rain has fallen, very shallow water and mud obstacl...
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Locust Gap 39 isn't a flashy trail, but you will be surprised at some of the technical driving lines that are at your disposal if you choose. Washouts and ruts will vary in difficulty, and if rain has been in the forecast, some of these can be muddier than others. Small rocks and very slight uphills...
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Over the river and through the woods to Locust Gap 48 we go! Water and muddy obstacles/crossings are typically less than 12 inches in depth, but if it has rained recently, be prepared for changing depths. The wooded areas can become tight for full-size vehicles. Also, along the way you will find sma...
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Locust Gap 43 takes you through the woods, into open areas, and back into the woods where it dead-ends. Small rocks, slight uphills and downhills, and washouts can be found along the way. Get ready for some mud! Shallow water and muddy obstacles are scattered on the trail and can become a little dee...
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Locust Gap 40 is a dirt trail with an occasional washout. Small rocks and slight up and downhills take you through the woods and into the open. When you are in the wooded areas, some areas can become tight if you are driving a full-size vehicle. If rain has fallen, very shallow water and mud obstacl...
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Locust Gap 39 isn't a flashy trail, but you will be surprised at some of the technical driving lines that are at your disposal if you choose. Washouts and ruts will vary in difficulty, and if rain has been in the forecast, some of these can be muddier than others. Small rocks and very slight uphills...
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Over the river and through the woods to Locust Gap 48 we go! Water and muddy obstacles/crossings are typically less than 12 inches in depth, but if it has rained recently, be prepared for changing depths. The wooded areas can become tight for full-size vehicles. Also, along the way you will find sma...
Learn more about Locust Gap 48