Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Newark, Delaware

This is generally an easy gravel trail that winds along and through Fishing Creek. It's about 1.5 vehicles wide, but there are numerous pull-outs to allow opposing traffic to pass. Remote and scenic. There are…
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Slusser Road winds through the rugged, lesser-traveled Port Clinton Tract of Weiser State Forest, offering a peaceful gravel route surrounded by dense forest. This area is a gateway to several hiking trails that explore the…
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Oak Road winds through the rugged Port Clinton Tract of Weiser State Forest, providing access to top spots like the Port Clinton Fire Tower, the popular hiking destination of the Pinnacle Trail, and several other…
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Three Bridge Road is located in the western part of Wharton State Forest. Three Bridge Road is a sandy trail with minor potholes throughout the length of the trail. There are a few shoulders to…
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Make Peace Lake Road runs through New Jersey Fish and Wildlife protected land. It primarily features a sandy and dirt surface with mud holes after rain. There is no risk of pinstriping, and most sections…
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This is a good introduction to Wharton State Forest and the Pine Barrens. Typically this is an easy route. Wet weather creates large "puddles" in depressions in the trail that require some attention. It makes…
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A nice trip in the Pine Barrens with some opportunities to stop along the Batsto River and Batsto Lake. The route can be run either north to south, Atsion to Batsto, or south to north,…
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Moderately easy trail running about 4-5 miles in length. The trail is rather smooth and easy when dry but is prone to flooding. The southern end of the trail contains heavily whooped sections that can…
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This is a very short and very rough trail connecting two main trails of the Wharton State Forest. This trail is bumpy and tight but does open up mid-way to a clearing that would be…
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This is a tight scenic trail, some whooped sections and low-hanging trees can make it easy to get some unwanted scratches. There is not a lot of room to let oncoming trail riders pass by.…
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Lower Forge Road will navigate to the pine barrens from the quaker bridge area to the beginning of the Bulldozed Road. Also will take you to the start of the foot trail for Lower Forge…
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Bulldozed Road starts out from either the Lower Forge Primitive Camp Area or the Tuckerton Road trail. If you enter from the Lower Forge road side, you will encounter a rather easy trail. Most of…
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Typical Pine Barrens forest, though with fewer water features. The route can be run either north to south, Quaker Bridge to Batsto Fire Towner, or in reverse. The trail is uneven and depressions do collect…
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This track takes you to two very good camping spots. Godfrey Bridge has several camp spots and pit toilets. Hawkins Bridge to the north has some large group camps, but be aware you will need…
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Tuckerton Road Trail is part of a network of trails within Wharton State Forest. This trail varies depending on the amount of rain. The difficulty of the trail is about a 3. It consists of…
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Leading you off of Tuckerton Road Trail is this one called Mines Spung Road. This trail dead ends to Hay road and Bulldozed rd. This is a less travelled trail that is on the tighter…
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep…
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep…
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep…
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Very tight trail through Wharton state forest. This trail can be accessed from the intersection of Bulldozed road and Mines Spung Road, Quaker Bridge Sandy Ridge Road, or even Washington Quaker Bridge Road. Aside from…
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep…
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The tail starts off of Tuckerton Road Trail you will encounter a small water pit (after a rain storm) less than 12 inches deep the trail for the first 50 yards is very narrow and…
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep…
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep…
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Running this trail from end to end would take some time. It starts at the property boundary and works its way as a road that turns into more of a trail with tighter brushy sections.…
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Mount Sandy Ridge road is just a connector road between Tuckerton Road Trail and Carranza Road Trail. It is an open trail with no real obstacles. The trail consists of loose sand, winding turns, and…
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Burma 74 is a short trail that goes from TRrail 75 and leads to a dead end. Make sure that you stay on the trail and do not go off-property. This trail is full of…
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Burma 73 is a short trail that goes from Trail 75 and leads to a dead end. Make sure that you stay on the trail and do not go off-property. This trail is full of…
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Burma 57 is a long trail with a loop. Most use it to get to other trails, but you could run it continuously as it is a nice long trail. This covers multiple terrain types,…
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Burma 59 is a tight twisty trail with lots of puddles along the way. This trail connects two sections of Trail 56. It is a little tight for a full-sized vehicle but is passable with…
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