Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Muncy, Pennsylvania

Roaring Run Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. There is a short paved section of this road on the south at the intersection with US Route 220. It turns to dirt and gravel shortly after you start heading north. Roaring Run Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no ...
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Fire Tower Road is a graded dirt and gravel road. It is an out-and-back road with a large turnaround at the end. Fire Tower Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and harder to travel on. Fir...
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Sand Spring Road is a 2-mile out-and-back dirt and gravel road. There is a large turnaround at the northern end. Sand Spring Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and harder to travel on. Sa...
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Holmes Hollow Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. Holmes Hollow Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and harder to travel on. There are numerous spots to stop along this road a...
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Little Bear Creek Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. It is an out-and-back road with a large turnaround at the end. Little Bear Creek Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and ...
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Cooper Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. Cooper Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and harder to travel on. There are numerous spots to stop along this road and enjoy the f...
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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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Rock Run Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. Rock Run Road is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and harder to travel on. There are numerous spots to stop along this road and enjoy t...
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Butternut Grove Road is a road within Loyalsock State Forest. This trail leads to the Loyalsock Trail and Butternut Trail for hikers. Hikers are able to get to World's End State Park, known for its waterfalls. Connecting roads are Rock Run Road and Cold Run Road. This trail is a typical State Forest...
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Dad Dad Chapman is an in-and-back trail within Loyalsock State Forest and is an easy drive during the summer months. Terrain is narrow, graded gravel with some small inclines. This road leads to some of Loyalsock's Famous waterfalls, like Bar Bottom Hollow. The road leads through tall pines and area...
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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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Ogdonia Road is a wide, easily-traveled road through part of Loyalsock State Forest and beyond, to the border of Sullivan County and Lycoming County. The road surface is smooth gravel, with the occasional pothole or small puddle. The majority of this road follows Ogdonia Creek closely, making for a ...
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Huckle Run Road is a trail off of Camp Mountain Road, and it is an out-and-back type of trail within Loyalsock State Forest. The trail has a dead end that appears to be made by the state forestry department, as it is blocked by boulders. There is a beautiful fast fast-running brook that is parallel ...
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West Huckle Run Road is an out-and-back road due to a dead end. It is a graded gravel road within the Loyalsock State Forest. This trail has areas to camp with a permit, plenty of turnarounds, and a wonderful area to hike and explore the vast waterfalls and gorges. It is surrounded by Pine trees and...
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Camp Mountain Road is an in-and-out road, leading to two connector roads, Huckle Run Road and West Huckle Run Road, within the Loyalsock State Forest. The road is a graded gravel road, surrounded by big Timber and pine trees. This road is easily drivable during the warmer months but more difficult d...
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Mill Creek Road is primarily a graded gravel road. It is an easy ride in the summer months; however, there is no winter maintenance. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the road can become rutted and harder to travel on. Mill Creek Road is within Loyalsock State Forest. There are numerous spots to ...
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This gravel road runs from the entrance off of Dry Run Road and heads further into the State Park. This trail is narrow, be mindful when traveling in groups and of oncoming vehicles. Be sure to check the signage, as it is not guaranteed to be the same as posted here. At the time of posting, this is ...
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This trail is a graded gravel in-and-out type of trail located in Bald Eagle State Forest. It is a short drive and has a tranquil, flowing brook running alongside the trail. The trail is mostly a straight run with some subtle inclines. There are two hiking trails called Mile Run Trail and 5 Point Tr...
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This light gravel road runs from High Knob Road along Dry Run inside Loyalsock State Forest. The 6.8-mile out-and-back trip (if you continue further down the road, you will encounter the state park facilities/watershed area) takes you along Dry Run, and there is parking to view the falls up close.
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Cascade Road is an in-and-out trail that is graded gravel within Loyalsock State Forest. Cabbage Hollow Road leads to Cascade, and this road empties into Mill Creek Road. This road is surrounded by big open timber, tall pines, and is home to plenty of wildlife. Also, Cascade Road will lead to Cascad...
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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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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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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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"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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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

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

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

"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