Dirt Bike Trails
Near Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania

Cold spring trail is not something that I would advise for a beginner rider. Although the majority of its length is relatively flat and easy, there are several rock gardens that could dismount an inexperienced rider. There's also one small ascent/descent (depending on which direction you start from)...
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Horseshoe Bend trail is another short but fun single-track trail. Starting from Hunter Road. It is very easy and relatively flat terrain, about halfway there's a section of rocky descent, which gets a little more difficult as you continue to descend out onto the main road. Try your skill by turning ...
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The Middle Ridge Trail is a single track that starts and ends off the ends of the Henstep jeep trail, just adjacent to Hunter Rd. It might be the most challenging trail in the Bald Eagle Forest area. Beginning from the west end is a problematic rocky hill climb to start your ride, then leads to a re...
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This trail is a fun little single track. This is on the easy side of intermediate riding skill. There are no major obstacles, mostly level, no big descents or ascents, and minimal rocks. Start from Hunter Road and side-traverse around the big yellow gate, after which you'll find an easily followed t...
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Tower Trail is one of the more difficult trails in the area. It's a narrow single-track trail with a rocky hill climb, along with other rocky outcroppings along this short trail. If you start at the lower end of the trail, you'll need to take Deep Low Place trail to access it. Once you turn sharp to...
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This ATV trail is a narrow path with dense, small pine trees. The sturdy pine branches may hit your machine, as they are not easily breakable. Your machine and body will push through the branches. Following the pine section, you'll encounter two exit options. There's a level exit heading north, and ...
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150 is also known as the Heart Lake area and the trails that lead to the lake. Part of this is an open field area, but closer to the lake area, it becomes more of a dense pine tree area. There are puddles and washouts along the way.
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There is a lot to do in this area. There are some really fun climbs hiding in these loops. There are also beautiful lakes and rest areas. The terrain has off-camber, rocks, mud, water, and so much more to play on. It is a series of loops that can be played on for hours.
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This is a brief ATV trail connecting between sections. The terrain in these areas is constantly changing, so it's essential to look ahead and ensure the trail is still accessible. Due to ongoing mining activities, spoil piles may be moved, occasionally blocking a trail. Stay attentive to potential c...
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138 is also known as the sands. In the middle of this loop is a beautiful lake with sandy hill climbs off to the side. There is a lot to do in this area, from hills to mud and water. It is one of the most popular areas but is the furthest from the office.
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151 is a loop with a few spur trails off it. It is an area with little difficulty but nice to spend time looping around or cutting through to another trail. It has an open area, a pine tree section, and a powerline area.
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This is an ATV trail that can be hard to see some years depending on how much it is run. The area gets very grown in when not used often. It is a nice loop off to the side of 137 to bypass the main trail.
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This ATV trail doesn't see much action and seems a bit overgrown with grass. It serves as a winding path between two sections of 137. If you pay close attention to the map, you'll spot the branching point in the designated area.
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If you're on trail 136 and thinking about heading up to 137, this is the trail to choose. It ascends from Coal Road up the hill through a manageable rocky section, suitable for even a stock vehicle. The rocks on this trail are only 6-10 inches tall, making it a relatively accessible route.
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This section of 137 connects 138 and the main trail of 137. There are wooded rocky trails mixed in with multiple trails that lead to the main 137 trail. Be cautious of a few rocks on the trail that can be decent-sized.
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151 has a couple of different small trail connections. They all connect to the trail 151 network to make it one big trail group. 151 is not a difficult trail; it is an advanced dirt road. There may be a small rut or a random rock here or there, but not much to worry about.
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Trail 137 has multiple sections. This section goes from 115 to Mud Road. It is a tight, twisty, wooded section with small rocks, tree roots, and puddles to navigate around. It is not a difficult trail but does require some finesse to stay away from the trees.
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It is named Mud Road for a reason! Be warned: this trail is not a joke. This was always a party area before it was a park. There were trucks with backhoe tires playing and digging the holes out. Some of these holes are very, very deep. The pits can be weaved between to stay safe.
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This section of 137 connects 138 and the main trail of 137. There are wooded rocky trails mixed in with multiple trails that lead to the main 137 trail. Be cautious of a few rocks on the trail that can be decent-sized.
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These ATV trails are behind and beside Dead Lake, which means they will be wet and muddy. They will also have rocks and logs exposed in the trail to work around. Be careful as these trails may not be easy to follow as the terrain changes with wear and weather.
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This ATV trail is a narrow path with dense, small pine trees. The sturdy pine branches may hit your machine, as they are not easily breakable. Your machine and body will push through the branches. Following the pine section, you'll encounter two exit options. There's a level exit heading north, and ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 43

150 is also known as the Heart Lake area and the trails that lead to the lake. Part of this is an open field area, but closer to the lake area, it becomes more of a dense pine tree area. There are puddles and washouts along the way.
Learn more about 150A

There is a lot to do in this area. There are some really fun climbs hiding in these loops. There are also beautiful lakes and rest areas. The terrain has off-camber, rocks, mud, water, and so much more to play on. It is a series of loops that can be played on for hours.
Learn more about ATV Trail 46

This is a brief ATV trail connecting between sections. The terrain in these areas is constantly changing, so it's essential to look ahead and ensure the trail is still accessible. Due to ongoing mining activities, spoil piles may be moved, occasionally blocking a trail. Stay attentive to potential c...
Learn more about ATV Trail 44

This ATV trail is a narrow path with dense, small pine trees. The sturdy pine branches may hit your machine, as they are not easily breakable. Your machine and body will push through the branches. Following the pine section, you'll encounter two exit options. There's a level exit heading north, and ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 43

150 is also known as the Heart Lake area and the trails that lead to the lake. Part of this is an open field area, but closer to the lake area, it becomes more of a dense pine tree area. There are puddles and washouts along the way.
Learn more about 150A

There is a lot to do in this area. There are some really fun climbs hiding in these loops. There are also beautiful lakes and rest areas. The terrain has off-camber, rocks, mud, water, and so much more to play on. It is a series of loops that can be played on for hours.
Learn more about ATV Trail 46

This is a brief ATV trail connecting between sections. The terrain in these areas is constantly changing, so it's essential to look ahead and ensure the trail is still accessible. Due to ongoing mining activities, spoil piles may be moved, occasionally blocking a trail. Stay attentive to potential c...
Learn more about ATV Trail 44