Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Summit Station, Pennsylvania

This road exists to provide access to State Game Lands 110 and the Bartram Trail. It is a beautiful drive down a rugged gravel road through the forest and across a mountain stream to a very remote area of Schuylkill County. There is a large parking lot at the end of the road. Don't be scared by 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 rewarding hiking adventures. Designated roadside campsites are available along the trai...
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This dead-end trail continues on off of the property but please do not trespass onto others properties. Trail 43 is a brushy trail with water puddles, stumps, and small rocks. At certain times of the year it is massively overgrown and is not easily traversed with a full-size vehicle.
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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. Expect rocks, puddles, and different brushy areas all along the trail.
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This is a dead-end trail. There was a way on one side to connect to a coal dirt play area but now this is active mining. Please stay out of the active mining area. The rest of the trail is a slightly rocky trail that leads to a turn-around dead end.
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St. Keirns 15 goes off of the property. The trail looks like it just continues, but it goes to an area that is not open to riding. Please do not trespass off of the property. Stay on the designated trails. The trail is rocky and goes from an open powerline to a wooded trail.
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The Old Minersville Route was part of the connection between Darkwater and the town of Minersville. The route has changed and this is an old section of it for those who liked this route better. This connects to the old route and works as a longer bypass. Be careful and follow the signs.
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St. Keirns 16 has multiple things to see. One side dead-ends at a black trail, the other at the Minersville Route. On the north side of the trail, there are old coal mines to look at. It is a nice part of local history. The south side is a wider trail with just small rocks.
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St. Keirns 4 goes up the hill from the Minersville Route up to the active mining. Stay out of the active mining area as it is off-limits. This trail has small washouts, rocks, sticks, logs, and loose dirt. The trail is not overly challenging but ride with caution.
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St. Keirns 32 leads to trail 31 and heads to 18 running north. It is a wooded trail with a side loop trail that was an old camping area. The trail has some rockier areas but they can be driven by a novice rider.
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Trail 8 is basically a bulldozer path cut into the side of the hill. There are small hill climbs in different sections as the trail goes across the mountain. Obstacles on this trail include small rocks, sticks, logs, washouts, and other loose objects. These types of trails catch riders off guard.
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St. Keirns 42 is a short connector trail between the Minersville Route to St. Keirns 40. It is a slow uphill weaving through spoil piles and stumps. The trail itself is free from any major obstacles. It is just a smooth connector trail on the hillside.
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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 areas, including an off-camber hill that the trail loops around.
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St. Keirns goes from trails 16 to 19. It is a long hill that has easier spots and more challenging spots. Watch for rockier areas that will force you to slow down a little and pick lines. It is a hard green-level trail, so it can be driven with stock vehicles or by novice riders.
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St. Keirns 40 is a trail through the timbered area and is wide open space now. There are plenty of stumps and forest debris to swerve around. Trails like this you need to be careful to not damage your vehicle. Obstacles include puddles and small rocks as well.
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Trail 19 is a long trail that covers a big area. On one side it starts at the 82 and Mount St. Keirns trail intersection, and on the other side, it connects to trail 16. The trail is semi-flat with some random rocks here or there but is easy to drive.
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St. Keirns 33 is the connector trail for 31 to connect to 18. Prior to timbering and active mining, 31 continued; now with both happening, this is the only way to connect. It is a narrow trail that twists between two dirt mounds and up to trail 18.
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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 puddles and running water but also has some smooth flat areas. Stay on the trail.
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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 random wood debris on the trail. This leads up to a corner of the property where trails lead off, so make sure that you stay on t...
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St. Keirns 39 is a short trail section connecting Trail 4 and Trail 40. The north part of the trail goes into an active mining area. Please stay out of the active mining area. The trail goes through the recently timbered area so expect tree debris and stumps while driving this trail.
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This dead-end trail continues on off of the property but please do not trespass onto others properties. Trail 43 is a brushy trail with water puddles, stumps, and small rocks. At certain times of the year it is massively overgrown and is not easily traversed with a full-size vehicle.
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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. Expect rocks, puddles, and different brushy areas all along the trail.
Learn more about Burma 65

This is a dead-end trail. There was a way on one side to connect to a coal dirt play area but now this is active mining. Please stay out of the active mining area. The rest of the trail is a slightly rocky trail that leads to a turn-around dead end.
Learn more about St. Keirns 14

St. Keirns 15 goes off of the property. The trail looks like it just continues, but it goes to an area that is not open to riding. Please do not trespass off of the property. Stay on the designated trails. The trail is rocky and goes from an open powerline to a wooded trail.
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This dead-end trail continues on off of the property but please do not trespass onto others properties. Trail 43 is a brushy trail with water puddles, stumps, and small rocks. At certain times of the year it is massively overgrown and is not easily traversed with a full-size vehicle.
Learn more about St. Keirns 43

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. Expect rocks, puddles, and different brushy areas all along the trail.
Learn more about Burma 65

This is a dead-end trail. There was a way on one side to connect to a coal dirt play area but now this is active mining. Please stay out of the active mining area. The rest of the trail is a slightly rocky trail that leads to a turn-around dead end.
Learn more about St. Keirns 14

St. Keirns 15 goes off of the property. The trail looks like it just continues, but it goes to an area that is not open to riding. Please do not trespass off of the property. Stay on the designated trails. The trail is rocky and goes from an open powerline to a wooded trail.
Learn more about St. Keirns 15