Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Tharptown (Uniontown), Pennsylvania

Trail 2 is a series of loops spread out over a decent-sized area. The trails are stock vehicle-friendly but have some spots that will need caution. Expect small rocks, hills, twists, and tight turns. There is a nice view at certain times of the year.
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Trail 1 goes north and south of the main road. To get to the Portal Trail, you will take trail 1 to the north. Taking 1 to the south will lead you up a rocky hill to access many trails on that side of the coal road. To the north, it passes the office and the campground heading along other trails.
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Nice scenic loop that will eventually be a full trail. For now, it is a tight loop that is drivable by anything except large vehicles. Enjoy nice pine tree cover, perfect for lunch breaks and pit stops while working your way across the western reserve. Be cautious of some of the narrow paths.
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This marks the entrance to the ATV loop within the wooded area. If you're coming from Trail 100, it's clearly marked as an ATV trail. If you're on the ATV trail, this path guides you out to Trail 100, where you can cross over and head towards Trail 100 leading to the Whaleback. Keep an eye out for t...
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Trail 3 starts in the valley with a series of looped sections. Then it goes down to the Big Mountain area, working its way through some old mining areas. Add in the Tunnel of Love section up to the top of the hill and work your way to trail 6. It has some small rocks but nothing crazy.
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Also known as the Rosini Bypass. This is a great way to get to the Whaleback or Mammoth Trail with a smooth route. It is an enjoyable, scenic, wooded trail that goes from Trail 100 to 115. When trying to get to the further points west, this is the quickest route. Plenty wide to accommodate any vehic...
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This ATV trail will lead you to a dead end--but that doesn't mean it's a worthless trail. It just means it doesn't have anywhere else to go. Prepare for the dead end especially if you have a group, because there isn't much space to turn around. As far as trail difficulty, it is tight with brush, has...
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A new 2026 trail that utilizes a previously unused area. This is a tight area with a steep hill leading in. The trail is fairly easy, but the entrance hill can be a little tricky depending on machine size and weather conditions. The rest of the trail is flat with tight areas and dense brush.
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This is a short trail section that leads to a dead end. It is a brushy trail that winds partially down into a coal pit. Be cautious for small pits off to the side of this section. There will also be small rocks to work around as you go. Take your time and be careful.
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This ATV trail is a fun bypass to Trail 100. It loops through a deep valley with lots of old mine history scattered about. The trail has a few rough sections, but not a terribly difficult trail. With the tree cover, it is a shaded and cooler trail for those hot summer days.
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Taking this ATV trail leads to a couple of different areas. On one end is trail 101 and the other is trail 115. In the middle, there is a trail leading to a dead end with an overlook in the winter. There is also a short but nice hill climb in the middle. Mix this with the other ATV trail nearby and ...
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The 111 trail has two main sections, and this is the western part. Exercise caution while driving this section, as despite being marked as green, the washouts can be a bit tricky, especially for stock vehicles. The trail weaves up or down a hill, depending on the direction, offering a pleasant woode...
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This trail is a connector between trail 104 and the main ATV trail. It is a nice section that has a gradual elevation change. There are no real obstacles; it's just a nice winding trail from one section to the other. There is a transition from a field to a wooded area with puddles and small rocks.
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This is a nice wooded easy ATV loop that leads to another ATV trail. Expect puddles, small rocks, trees, a little bit of mud, small hills, and turns. Take your time and enjoy it.
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This is a fun, but challenging, ATV trail. It includes nice views, twists, turns, small hills, and muddy areas. There are multiple entrances and exits to this section, and it can be used to cross between two different trail sections. Most use it as a way to get off the main trail.
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This trail is the old atv only section of Trail 100. Originally cut as an ATV trail to connect the ATV section of trails on the eastern side of 100 to trail 101. As the trail progression changed, it was made into a multi-use trail. The trail is pretty smooth and easy except for the one rocky hill. T...
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This is a bypass trail that goes from Trail 101 to Trail 100. It goes down into a pit with lots of things to see. Enjoy the scenic view and switchbacks as you pass through mining history from days gone by. This trail can be run in either direction.
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The longest section of 111 has a few different things to watch for. It is a slight hill, so if you drive up or down, the challenges are the same. There are rocks, tight trees, puddles, and a few small drop-offs. There are also coal mining remnants strewn along this wooded trail. It is not overly dif...
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This trail has a few nicknames such as Puddle Road Bypass or Stewie's Bypass--named for the person who cut it and it bypasses Puddle Road. There are a few small challenges in this section but nothing any rider can't get past. This has some puddles but nothing like Puddle Road and keeps traffic to ju...
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115 is one of the longest trails in the park. It winds its way through, hitting some nice points and sections along the way. It also includes the powerline and a few coal roads. This trail does have some challenges to it and has all types of terrain mixed in.
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Trail 2 is a series of loops spread out over a decent-sized area. The trails are stock vehicle-friendly but have some spots that will need caution. Expect small rocks, hills, twists, and tight turns. There is a nice view at certain times of the year.
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Trail 1 goes north and south of the main road. To get to the Portal Trail, you will take trail 1 to the north. Taking 1 to the south will lead you up a rocky hill to access many trails on that side of the coal road. To the north, it passes the office and the campground heading along other trails.
Learn more about 1 Green

Nice scenic loop that will eventually be a full trail. For now, it is a tight loop that is drivable by anything except large vehicles. Enjoy nice pine tree cover, perfect for lunch breaks and pit stops while working your way across the western reserve. Be cautious of some of the narrow paths.
Learn more about Bear Valley Overlook

This marks the entrance to the ATV loop within the wooded area. If you're coming from Trail 100, it's clearly marked as an ATV trail. If you're on the ATV trail, this path guides you out to Trail 100, where you can cross over and head towards Trail 100 leading to the Whaleback. Keep an eye out for t...
Learn more about ATV Trail 5

Trail 2 is a series of loops spread out over a decent-sized area. The trails are stock vehicle-friendly but have some spots that will need caution. Expect small rocks, hills, twists, and tight turns. There is a nice view at certain times of the year.
Learn more about 2

Trail 1 goes north and south of the main road. To get to the Portal Trail, you will take trail 1 to the north. Taking 1 to the south will lead you up a rocky hill to access many trails on that side of the coal road. To the north, it passes the office and the campground heading along other trails.
Learn more about 1 Green

Nice scenic loop that will eventually be a full trail. For now, it is a tight loop that is drivable by anything except large vehicles. Enjoy nice pine tree cover, perfect for lunch breaks and pit stops while working your way across the western reserve. Be cautious of some of the narrow paths.
Learn more about Bear Valley Overlook

This marks the entrance to the ATV loop within the wooded area. If you're coming from Trail 100, it's clearly marked as an ATV trail. If you're on the ATV trail, this path guides you out to Trail 100, where you can cross over and head towards Trail 100 leading to the Whaleback. Keep an eye out for t...
Learn more about ATV Trail 5