Beginner Off-Road Trails Near St. Clair, Pennsylvania

This is a very short section of single track that goes off the property. Stay on the property. Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections…
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Burma 5 branches off of the parking lot headed west and into the field area on the east. It is a partially broken asphalt road that eventually dead-ends on one side and part of the…
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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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28 is a border trail along the southwestern part of the Burma property. It starts as you cross the street from the parking lot and turn right. It leads to the western corner of trails.…
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Burma 6 leaves right from the parking lot and heads west towards Walmart. Some hills along trail 6 can be played on or used as your route. This dumps onto Trail 7, taking you to…
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Burma 85 is an easier section of trail right along the edge of the property. There is not much along the trail as far as obstacles, but there is always the risk of dumped trash…
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Burma 26 is a pole line trail that turns onto a more open area with a smooth dirt and gravel section. The pole line part is a hill, so there will be steep rocky areas…
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Burma 7 is an alternative to trail 8 to reach the Home Depot/Walmart area. This branches off of trail 8 and stays flatter out the ridge. At the end near Home Depot, it has a…
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Burma 8 starts at the parking lot and splits. One side works its way down the hill to the back of the Home Depot parking lot. This can be used for patronizing the restaurants down…
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Burma 27 is a typical mix of trail types at this facility--some wide-open trail areas and then a little tighter wooded area mixed in. Expect the typical tight twisty sections, rocky trails, washouts, brush, and…
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Burma 9 was the trail that led to the Top of the World when that was accessible. Now it is just a coal road to nowhere. Expect a wide coal road that is flat and…
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Burma 10 branches off of the main trail. It is a narrow trail that branches off into two different sections. The first turn-off goes up a hill to connect to Trail 8. The other goes…
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Burma 61 is more like a road in certain spots than a trail. It is also the access point for the police training area, so there is part that goes off of the property. Stay…
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This single track is mostly in the field area. 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…
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Burma 18 is a loop trail with some nice challenges. It loops around partially in the woods and out. Most of the year, there is some water running down the trail, and it can create…
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Burma 70 is a shortcut when you can find it. This trail is often so overgrown that it doesn't even look like a trail. If people ride it early in the year and keep on…
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Burma 4 starts out in the field with a slightly rocky trail. Then it ducks into the woods, winding around terrain and dumping back out onto a wide dirt road type of trail. There are…
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Burma 45 goes from the parking lot up to Trail 4 in the field area. It is a dirt road and is a great place to start your day. It can be a great warm-up…
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Burma 47 starts off of 32 right after the road crossing. It is a narrower trail weaving through the new-growth wooded area. This trail has small rocks and washouts to watch for. Some branches and…
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Burma 17 is a connector between two sections of Burma 18. It is a flat trail at the edge of the woods. It makes a great shortcut to hit the other sections as your route…
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Burma 49 passes to the field area. It is an easy trail that loops around a large pile of rocks connecting other trails together. This connects to Trail 5 and to Trail 4. It is…
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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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Burma 1 connects the parking area to the trails in the bowl area. This is an easier trail that has a nice climb up the hill to connect to Trail 2. Expect possible small rocks,…
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Burma 76 is a mix of different types of trails. It is a narrow old railroad bed that crosses over to a field leading back out to the main road. There are a few technical…
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Burma 63 is a wide main road bypass that turns and becomes a tight twisty trail into the woods. This is a great trail for doubling back on your planned route or changing things up…
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Burma 75 starts with a hill climb then is a series of wooded loops on the top of the hill. Expect ruts on the hill climb and a mix of puddles, off-camber, logs, and other…
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Burma 50 goes from the parking lot to the road crossing. There are two parts of this and either can be used. There is a slight hill with small loose rocks and one side goes…
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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 3 cuts across the field area to connect to trails 4 and 20 on the north side. It is an easier trail with just a few loose rocks and small washouts to contend with.…
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