Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Locustdale, Pennsylvania

Ashland 60 is a flat trail that is very brushy and has a steep hill. It is not a commonly used trail so expect the growth that goes with that. The hill climb is fun but not crazy hard and can get washed out sometimes. The puddles are shallow and not dangerous.
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Ashland 37 is a long trail with a lot to offer. Starting on the road it has a loop near the train tracks. Then it goes onto the field area where there is a random bridge over by the old road. Then this trail turns into a coal road.
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This trail is an old coal road that has been grown over to a trail. This trail does keep going past the property line but be aware of where that line is so you do not cross it. Please do not trespass. The trail has some small rocks but is a stock-friendly trail.
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Ashland 167 offers a mix of small rocks, slight uphills, and small washouts to keep your ride interesting. Full-size vehicles might face narrow sections where foliage has encroached on the trail. Despite running parallel to Route 54, this trail keeps you immersed in the woods of FRO, offering a sere...
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Ashland 41 North is the Trail 41 on Ashland North. This is a trail that has a huge trash dump which is also a burn pile. Watch your tires driving around this area. The trail also has a wooded area with some mud and a little hill on the Trail 40 side.
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Ashland 166 offers a scenic loop through pine forests, presenting a range of terrain. You'll encounter small rocks, minor inclines, and slightly washed-out trails throughout the journey. Keep an eye out for overgrown and narrow sections, which could lead to potential pinstriping for full-size vehicl...
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Navigating Ashland 165, you might find yourself questioning if you're still on a trail. Overgrown foliage and other elements may obscure the path. When visible, anticipate encountering small rocks, washouts, and slight inclines. Be prepared for narrow sections, especially for full-size vehicles. Rem...
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Ashland 152 stands out as one of the wider trails within the Ashland network, featuring small rocks, brief uphill sections, and miniature washout trails. Despite the occasional sight of random dumped furniture, it's crucial to "Tread Lightly." Take note of off-limits areas, including certain buildin...
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Ashland 163 is indeed a trail, though it seems it hasn't seen a vehicle since ancient times. If you decide to tackle it, brace yourself for concealed trail conditions. Vegetation and debris have obliterated any discernible driving line. Expect tight spots where full-size vehicles may risk scratching...
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This single track is a trail crafted specifically for dirt bikes and motorcycles. Prepare for a thrilling ride as you navigate this demanding path! It boasts narrow, serpentine stretches peppered with rocks, sharp ascents and descents, erosion channels, and hurdles such as puddles and mud. This tumu...
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Ashland 13 is a dirt road with gravel sections. The trail is relatively flat but does have some small rocks and shallow mud puddles to make things a little exciting. If rain has been in the forecast, the mud puddles can become a bit muddier. Full-size vehicles might find this wooded trail tight and ...
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Prepare for a diverse experience on Ashland 159. This two-track trail offers a bit of everything. Expect narrow areas where brush encroaches onto the trail, potentially causing scratches for full-size vehicles. You'll encounter a few slight inclines along the way, with scattered small rocks adding t...
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Ashland 32 is another trail that goes off the property. Please do not trespass. This trail is a smooth trail with few things to worry about except branches and sticks that fall from storms. Add in a few puddles and that is what this trail is about.
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Attention! Ashland 171 is a dead-end trail! Upon reaching the dead end, you'll encounter a FRO "Now Leaving Property" sign. Continuing beyond this point will constitute trespassing. The trail features tight and twisty sections leading to overgrown trails with downed trees and small rocks. Please res...
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Ashland 156 marks another dead-end trail within this network. Signs of infrequent use are evident, with brush and trees reclaiming parts of the trail, potentially obscuring it from sight. Once on the trail, expect to encounter small rocks, fallen trees, and slight inclines, with remnants of strip mi...
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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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Ashland 160 offers a mixed bag of challenges. You'll navigate through tight and narrow areas, with occasional slight uphill sections and scattered small rocks. Keep in mind that this two-track trail may become tight for full-size vehicles, especially in overgrown sections with brush and trail debris...
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Ashland 162 is a rarely used, overgrown trail where the path often disappears from view. Tall brush surrounds you, making it easy to lose sight of where the trail leads. Perhaps it's best to leave this trail to the wildlife and pollinators, preserving their habitats undisturbed.
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Ashland 28 is a nice easy trail. The trail goes to the property line and that is where you need to turn around. This trail does continue but it goes onto someone else's property, please turn around and please do not trespass. Expect tight branches and small rocks.
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This is a great interior trail. It connects to a bunch of fun trails but it also has some nice obstacles itself. Trail 59 starts off the coal road and works through the woods with puddles, trees, knotweed, and other obstacles to keep it interesting. This is the best way to work over to Trail 26 also...
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Ashland 60 is a flat trail that is very brushy and has a steep hill. It is not a commonly used trail so expect the growth that goes with that. The hill climb is fun but not crazy hard and can get washed out sometimes. The puddles are shallow and not dangerous.
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Ashland 37 is a long trail with a lot to offer. Starting on the road it has a loop near the train tracks. Then it goes onto the field area where there is a random bridge over by the old road. Then this trail turns into a coal road.
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This trail is an old coal road that has been grown over to a trail. This trail does keep going past the property line but be aware of where that line is so you do not cross it. Please do not trespass. The trail has some small rocks but is a stock-friendly trail.
Learn more about Pennsyl Tucky Highway

Ashland 167 offers a mix of small rocks, slight uphills, and small washouts to keep your ride interesting. Full-size vehicles might face narrow sections where foliage has encroached on the trail. Despite running parallel to Route 54, this trail keeps you immersed in the woods of FRO, offering a sere...
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Ashland 60 is a flat trail that is very brushy and has a steep hill. It is not a commonly used trail so expect the growth that goes with that. The hill climb is fun but not crazy hard and can get washed out sometimes. The puddles are shallow and not dangerous.
Learn more about Ashland 60

Ashland 37 is a long trail with a lot to offer. Starting on the road it has a loop near the train tracks. Then it goes onto the field area where there is a random bridge over by the old road. Then this trail turns into a coal road.
Learn more about Ashland 37

This trail is an old coal road that has been grown over to a trail. This trail does keep going past the property line but be aware of where that line is so you do not cross it. Please do not trespass. The trail has some small rocks but is a stock-friendly trail.
Learn more about Pennsyl Tucky Highway

Ashland 167 offers a mix of small rocks, slight uphills, and small washouts to keep your ride interesting. Full-size vehicles might face narrow sections where foliage has encroached on the trail. Despite running parallel to Route 54, this trail keeps you immersed in the woods of FRO, offering a sere...
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