Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Waller, Pennsylvania

Shanerburg Road is a long winding trail that will pass you by several streams with a 1-lane bridge. The trail passes through much of the forest--it's longer than you'd think. The road has a few…
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This is an easy trail on the eastern side of Loyalsock State Forest which winds down outside of LaPorte. Along the way, you will see several small waterfalls with a few narrow sections to traverse.…
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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…
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This is a twisting hill climb to the vista overlook of Loyalsock Creek and the rock garden where you can stop to use facilities, seating areas, and parking. Along the remainder of the route, you…
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This is a winding trail that passes Sones Pond in the eastern section of Loyalsock State Forest. The pond area has a small pavilion and leisure area if you need to stop for a snack,…
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Essentially a connector between Shanerburg Road and Worlds End State Park, this trail has some narrow bridges and potholes but no major obstacles. There are a couple of places to pull off if needed and…
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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…
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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)…
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A recently graded gravel road through farmland just East of Overton. As you crest the road, you will be greeted with one of the most spectacular views of mountains off in the distance. You will…
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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…
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Marshall Road is a winding, single-lane road through forest and field. There's potential for downed trees, but the road is otherwise well-maintained and has recently been graded. Check out the old one-room schoolhouse while you're…
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A well-maintained trail winds through Loyalsock State Forest along a Hoagland Branch. Several bridges over a creek bed provide beautiful, scenic views. Several hunting cabins and farms are along the route. There is potential for…
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Bear Wallow is a long forest road that terminates at Mill Creek Road and passes by Bear Wallow Swamp/Pond. Along the way, you will see many blind curves, single-lane roads, potholes, and rough spots. The…
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Walker Road is a very well-maintained gravel base road through Loyalsock State Forest. There are several blind turns and other wildlife in the area. There is potential for small washouts or downed trees. Generally, it…
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Ashland 90 is a powerline trail that splits the property. There are hill climbs and small rocks to challenge you as you ride. The north side ends at the creek and the south side at…
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Ashland 91 starts off of trail 90 and is a tight brushy trail with some trees down. It leads through the brush and dumps out into a large grass field/yard. Please stay off of the…
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Ashland 92 is the main east-to-west trail starting on 54 and going to Trail 90. This is a relatively smooth trail with some small rocks and brush. This trail is commonly used as a dump,…
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Note: this route was only recorded in reverse (on the descent) it is an out-and-back route, there is a gate at the top. To my knowledge, you could continue exploring past the gate on foot…
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Trail 93 goes from Ashland 94 to Ashland 92. It is a smooth trail with brush, small rocks, and shallow puddles. This can get very brushy during the summer months, so use caution. If using…
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Ashland 88 has a variety of terrain, including small rocks, washouts, and slight up-and-down hills. The trail has shallow ruts along the way as well as depressions that collect precipitation. If there has been in…
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Ashland 87 is a wooded dirt trail that doesn't see a lot of sunshine. This keeps the trail damp and slippery in a few areas. There are slight up-and-down hills with small rocks along the…
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Part of Ashland 94 is an old asphalt road. The rest of the trail is wooded with debris, stumps, small rocks, and brush. This section can be loaded with trash and dumping areas, so watch…
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Ashland 181 is a tight trail but before you get to the end, enjoy this gravel trail as it takes you through an open area with small rocks. The trail can be overgrown with foliage…
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Ashland 142 is a cul-de-sac trail, yet it offers a delightful gravel path that meanders through an open area dotted with small rocks. The trail boasts open spaces and scenic views, particularly striking in the…
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Ashland 180 isn't all flashy with big rocks, off-camber, or mud, but you can appreciate the gravel path that meanders through an open area dotted with small rocks. The trail's condition may vary, becoming overgrown…
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Ashland 72 may not boast large rocks, off-camber sections, or mud, yet its gravel path winding through an open area peppered with small rocks is still appreciable. The trail's condition can fluctuate, occasionally becoming overgrown…
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Ashland 86 is yet another dead-end trail. Watch out for the signs! Before the dead end, the trail is rather bland with dirt and gravel terrain. This wooded trail could have a downed tree or…
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Ashland 89 is a unique trail. It is kind of a wasted trail also. To get to this trail you take Trail 88 but there is a dirt pile blocking the connection with the other…
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Ashland 85 is a semi-wooded trail with ruts and washouts that can be filled with water. If rain has fallen, these ruts will collect the rainwater, however, they are shallow. Any rocks that are found…
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Ashland 84 has a variety of easier obstacles that include small rocks and washouts. This wooded trail also has very slight uphills and downhills and an occasional shallow water crossing. Some of these water crossings…
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