Dirt Bike Trails
Near Blossburg, Pennsylvania

10 Speed is a short trail connecting the Hills Creek Lake area to the Ives Run Lake area. It is mostly comprised of dirt, which is exceptionally muddy during snow melt or rain. The trail follows along Crooked Creek and contains multiple stops to observe the various nature and wildlife preserves main...
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This road is a seasonal road that is not maintained during the Winter months. A natural gas line intersects with the road at its midpoint. The road offers great views or the surrounding hills and farms. This road would be a great addition to anyone looking to see the fall colors.
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This seasonal road does not see much maintenance and is worth the drive. On the west end, the entrance is not marked with a road sign, but there are some great views of the surrounding hills and farms.
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Button Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. It is an out-and-back road with a large turnaround at the end for full-size vehicles. Narrow and single-track vehicles can access the full ATV system from Button Road. There is a reservable campsite at the end. It is BU001. Button Road is an ea...
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Zink Fork Road is 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 will become harder to travel on. Zink Fork Road is within Tiadaghton State Forest. The Haneyville ATV Trail network is accessible from...
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This is a short, seasonal road through farmland. There are several large open cornfields, an old abandoned barn, and sections of hardwood forest. This trail connects from County Rt. 4 to County Rt. 1. Often, after heavy rain, the trail can be washed out and be more difficult as water will expose lay...
Learn more about Space Road

This is a seasonal road connecting Miller Road and County Route 42 in the town of Hornby. The track passes farmland and hardwood forest. Caution should be exercised when driving from west to east, as there is a landowner driveway that can be confused with the main track. Stay to the left. Washouts a...
Learn more about Bellinger Road

This is a short and rocky seasonal road connecting Borden Hollow Road to West Hill Road in the town of Hornby. Often after heavy rain, washouts, loose rocks, and downed trees can be expected. Minimal maintenance is provided by the local township. There are homes present on the west end of the track,...
Learn more about Cook Road

Log Road is a mostly dirt trail off Dry Run Road in Sproul State Forest. The trail is wide and not enclosed by vegetation that could cause pin striping. There is a gate at the southern end of the trail that is closed during the summer but may open during hunting season. This is an easy, enjoyable tr...
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Thompson Hollow Road is a well-maintained gravel and dirt forest service road located in Susquehannock State Forest in Coudersport, Pennsylvania. The forest trail is well marked at both entrances. It is wide enough for two vehicles and has great views. There is very little elevation gain and only a ...
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A dead-end sign can be found at the beginning of the road on the north end. Heading south, you will drive past some seasonal cabins. The road is seasonal as well at this point and will be difficult in winter. The road down to the intersection is rough and has a few small washes. At the intersection,...
Learn more about Sauerbier Road

This seasonal road has a few interesting features but they aren't difficult to get by. The road starts as a typical dirt road, but a small pull-off area can be found just before traveling over a culvert pipe and stream. The road turns into gravel with a small stream running down it in wetter conditi...
Learn more about Hamilton Road (Seasonal)

This is a rough seasonal road frequented by local 4X4 enthusiasts. The trail starts at County Route 16 and continues through to Hornby Road in Beaver Dams. Just down Hornby Road is Beaver Dams Powersports and 5 miles from the trail is a Dandy Mart. This trail features several mud holes on either sid...
Learn more about Chambers Road

This is an easy seasonal road that becomes more technical in winter and spring. It features beautiful vistas looking down into the valley. Nearby attractions include Mud Creek Bison Ranch and camping nearby at Sanford Lake. In summer, this road is passable by 2WD vehicles with little issue. Come win...
Learn more about Mills and Platt Hill Road

This is an easy-season road that provides access to primitive camping spots on the trail. This road dead ends. In addition to primitive camping, there is a lean-to not far off the trail, as well as access to the Finger Lakes trail. The trail is gated at the bottom as it abuts private land. The trail...
Learn more about Dennis Road

This a seasonal road that ascends/descends the Canisteo River Valley. The road is in relatively good shape due to logging activity at the north end. In colder temperatures and snow, travel up and down the road can be difficult or dangerous. The road has great views of the valley and the Canisteo Riv...
Learn more about Hathaway Hill Road

Boggs Ridge Road is an ungraded dirt 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 will become washed out and deeply rutted and harder to travel on. Boggs Ridge Road is within Sproul State Forest. Boggs Ridge Road ...
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This road is definitely one of the more challenging roads in the area. The road doesn't see much maintenance. There are several washouts and rugged gravel spots where water flows freely down it. Several shelf sections have a steep drop-off to one side and the road will narrow to one lane. At one spo...
Learn more about Hanyon Road

This section of the road is seasonal and could be difficult in colder weather and snow. Some of the road travels through open fields and drifting could occur. The road intersects with Hanyon Road. Keep to the right when coming from the east end. The road travels through open fields and woods. One sp...
Learn more about Puffer Road

10 Speed is a short trail connecting the Hills Creek Lake area to the Ives Run Lake area. It is mostly comprised of dirt, which is exceptionally muddy during snow melt or rain. The trail follows along Crooked Creek and contains multiple stops to observe the various nature and wildlife preserves main...
Learn more about 10 Speed

Button Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. It is an out-and-back road with a large turnaround at the end for full-size vehicles. Narrow and single-track vehicles can access the full ATV system from Button Road. There is a reservable campsite at the end. It is BU001. Button Road is an ea...
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Zink Fork Road is 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 will become harder to travel on. Zink Fork Road is within Tiadaghton State Forest. The Haneyville ATV Trail network is accessible from...
Learn more about Zink Fork Road

This is a short, seasonal road through farmland. There are several large open cornfields, an old abandoned barn, and sections of hardwood forest. This trail connects from County Rt. 4 to County Rt. 1. Often, after heavy rain, the trail can be washed out and be more difficult as water will expose lay...
Learn more about Space Road

10 Speed is a short trail connecting the Hills Creek Lake area to the Ives Run Lake area. It is mostly comprised of dirt, which is exceptionally muddy during snow melt or rain. The trail follows along Crooked Creek and contains multiple stops to observe the various nature and wildlife preserves main...
Learn more about 10 Speed

Button Road is primarily a graded dirt and gravel road. It is an out-and-back road with a large turnaround at the end for full-size vehicles. Narrow and single-track vehicles can access the full ATV system from Button Road. There is a reservable campsite at the end. It is BU001. Button Road is an ea...
Learn more about Button Road

Zink Fork Road is 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 will become harder to travel on. Zink Fork Road is within Tiadaghton State Forest. The Haneyville ATV Trail network is accessible from...
Learn more about Zink Fork Road

This is a short, seasonal road through farmland. There are several large open cornfields, an old abandoned barn, and sections of hardwood forest. This trail connects from County Rt. 4 to County Rt. 1. Often, after heavy rain, the trail can be washed out and be more difficult as water will expose lay...
Learn more about Space Road