Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Wilburton Number Two, Pennsylvania

Ashland 31 is a dead end at a cliff so be careful. It is a coal dirt trail with some small hills and obstacles along the way. This trail has coal mining history all around it if you take the time to look. There are old shaft areas, foundations, and more.
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Ashland 62 is a loop trail that goes past the fresh air building for an old mine. This loop has easier spots and some that are a little more overgrown and rocky. The nice thing is there are enough trails that you can pick and choose your route and severity with all the options.
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Ashland 63 is a connector trail that runs along the property line. Being that it is a border trail do not trespass and stay on the trail as it is intended. The trail has puddles and a few small rocks but it is stock friendly. This is a great connector section.
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This single track is a trail crafted specifically for dirt bikes and motorcycles. Prepare for a thrilling ride as you navigate this demanding path! It boasts narrow, serpentine stretches peppered with rocks, sharp ascents and descents, erosion channels, and hurdles such as puddles and mud. This tumu...
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Ashland 69 might resemble the other trails in this area rich with coal region history. Comprising small rocks, loose terrain, and various grades of up-and-down hills, this trail has some scenic overlooks, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing. The trail also features occasional shallow...
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Ashland 67 is a hill trail with just a few obstacles to keep an eye out for. This trail has some small washouts, logs, rocks and other irtems left over from the timbering. The hill is quite steep but there is plenty of traction and is an easy climb.
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Ashland 13 is a dirt road with gravel sections. The trail is relatively flat but does have some small rocks and shallow mud puddles to make things a little exciting. If rain has been in the forecast, the mud puddles can become a bit muddier. Full-size vehicles might find this wooded trail tight and ...
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Ashland 26 is a two-part trail because of the property boundary. This section is the short section before the boundary heading east It is a rocky hill with trash and rocks mixed in with the soil. Yes, you read that correctly it is an old dumping area. Please do not trespass.
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Ashland 32 is another trail that goes off the property. Please do not trespass. This trail is a smooth trail with few things to worry about except branches and sticks that fall from storms. Add in a few puddles and that is what this trail is about.
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This trail is a little confusing on the map. Technically it goes off of property and it does not connect on the map and that is why there is two parts. The reality of the trail is that it continues onto another property and does connect with the same trail number but it is trespassing.
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Ashland 28 is a nice easy trail. The trail goes to the property line and that is where you need to turn around. This trail does continue but it goes onto someone else's property, please turn around and please do not trespass. Expect tight branches and small rocks.
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This is a great interior trail. It connects to a bunch of fun trails but it also has some nice obstacles itself. Trail 59 starts off the coal road and works through the woods with puddles, trees, knotweed, and other obstacles to keep it interesting. This is the best way to work over to Trail 26 also...
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Ashland 99 is just a short exit trail out to Snake Road. Trail 27 goes along this little wooded section and Trail 99 is just one of the offshoots of it. This section of trail is very short and does not have any real obstacles being a short way to the road.
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This trail was discovered as a leftover from the timbering that happened in this area. It is a small loop inside of the 62 loop so that is why it received this name. It is a little brushy and rocky but not a terribly difficult trail.
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Ashland 27 is a cut trail into this small wooded section. This trail was put in to keep riders from driving up the road. It connects the two trail networks through this trail and its spurs. It has a challenging hill climb but it is stock-friendly if you are careful.
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Ashland 100 starts off of the main road and proceeds to a gate. There is a way around the gate up to the connect to trail 2. There may be dumping in the area so please remember to leave no trace. Be careful of the debris that is scattered along it can damage tires.
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Ashland 66 is the trail that goes along the edge of the ridge. It goes from Trail 62 to Trail 65. It is an overgrown trail with lots of brush to work around and you traverse it. This trail came about from the timberin, keep that in mind when going to run it.
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Ashland 41 North is the Trail 41 on Ashland North. This is a trail that has a huge trash dump which is also a burn pile. Watch your tires driving around this area. The trail also has a wooded area with some mud and a little hill on the Trail 40 side.
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Ashland 64 is an easy coal dirt trail. It is a smooth flat trail with only a few small rocks or sticks along the way. The trail is a great portal between the coal piles and climbs and the wooded trails. This also bypasses the closed trail with the sinkhole.
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Ashland 1 is yet another short, wooded trail in this section of Famous Reading Outdoors. Small rocks, ruts, and tight areas are found throughout this trail. Full-size vehicles will notice the tight areas, but other OHVs shouldn't notice. When rain has been in the forecast, some of these ruts can bec...
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Ashland 31 is a dead end at a cliff so be careful. It is a coal dirt trail with some small hills and obstacles along the way. This trail has coal mining history all around it if you take the time to look. There are old shaft areas, foundations, and more.
Learn more about Ashland 31

Ashland 62 is a loop trail that goes past the fresh air building for an old mine. This loop has easier spots and some that are a little more overgrown and rocky. The nice thing is there are enough trails that you can pick and choose your route and severity with all the options.
Learn more about Ashland 62

Ashland 63 is a connector trail that runs along the property line. Being that it is a border trail do not trespass and stay on the trail as it is intended. The trail has puddles and a few small rocks but it is stock friendly. This is a great connector section.
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Ashland 69 might resemble the other trails in this area rich with coal region history. Comprising small rocks, loose terrain, and various grades of up-and-down hills, this trail has some scenic overlooks, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing. The trail also features occasional shallow...
Learn more about Ashland 69

Ashland 31 is a dead end at a cliff so be careful. It is a coal dirt trail with some small hills and obstacles along the way. This trail has coal mining history all around it if you take the time to look. There are old shaft areas, foundations, and more.
Learn more about Ashland 31

Ashland 62 is a loop trail that goes past the fresh air building for an old mine. This loop has easier spots and some that are a little more overgrown and rocky. The nice thing is there are enough trails that you can pick and choose your route and severity with all the options.
Learn more about Ashland 62

Ashland 63 is a connector trail that runs along the property line. Being that it is a border trail do not trespass and stay on the trail as it is intended. The trail has puddles and a few small rocks but it is stock friendly. This is a great connector section.
Learn more about Ashland 63

Ashland 69 might resemble the other trails in this area rich with coal region history. Comprising small rocks, loose terrain, and various grades of up-and-down hills, this trail has some scenic overlooks, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing. The trail also features occasional shallow...
Learn more about Ashland 69