Dirt Bike Trails
Near Boston, Pennsylvania

This route follows a maintained gravel road through the Raccoon Creek Hunting Area. The surface is primarily gravel with a firm base and occasional minor puddles, depending on recent weather. The road is generally wide and straightforward, making for a simple, easy ride suitable for most vehicles in...
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McCausland Hill Road is a gravel road that is simple to navigate; any car, truck, or SUV can make it through this road without any problems. Very few potholes, a few tight areas, but manageable for two vehicles to pass at once in some locations. Just keep an eye out for downed trees around turns. Th...
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Halstead Hill Road is a gravel road that is fairly easy with a small hill and a few washboards. A few ninety-degree and one hundred and eighty-degree turns. No real hazards other than occasionally down tree and no guardrail. This road is not maintained in the winter. Cars could make this road.
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Trail 5 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance. It takes you into an area that features both flowing water crossings and standing water holes, combined with deep, rutted sections shaped entirely by weather and rider use. Trail 5 is a loop, and conditions change rapidly an...
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This is the entrance to the Ben Franklin Range. It's a little rough, but paved and easy enough to get trailers and RVs in and out as needed. The posted speed limit is 15 mph. Use caution as it's 2-way traffic in and out with a steep drop on one side.
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Trail 30 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail because it is built around hill climbs that demand traction, commitment, and controlled throttle. While the hills are not very large, they are steep, and the trail becomes rutted over time, making climbs more technical and increasing the chance of getting p...
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This is a standard green (easy) dirt and rock trail that is suitable for all vehicle types. It is mostly loose dirt and slight hills, but nothing major. It can get a little slick when it rains. It is mostly gravel, dirt rocks, and some small ruts. There are slight hill climbs and it's wide enough fo...
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Trail 21 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail located in the lower section of the park and is designed for riders who are comfortable with technical terrain. It earns its rating due to rocky sections, deep ruts, and uneven surfaces that demand careful line choice and throttle control. The trail leads t...
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Trail 37 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance, making it one of the most extreme challenge routes in the park. This trail is a true rock scramble featuring large boulders and heavy rock obstacles that require slow technical movement, careful line selection, and confiden...
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These trails are difficult but passable with full-size rigs. Use caution as they are 2-way trails and there's not often room to pass. Sometimes you have to back up to get out of the way. Hill climbs are harder and require some skill; they may not be suitable for new riders or kids. Safety and recove...
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This trail has some of the steepest hill climbs and biggest obstacles in the park. Use extreme caution, as there's no room to pass easily. Have a seat belt and helmet on. This is not for inexperienced riders and not for all rig types. Know your limits as there is not a bailout. Have a buddy.
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This is a moderate trail with a decent hill climb that is mostly made of dirt and rocks. It's suitable for all offroad vehicle types. The hill climbs can be a bit steeper here, usually including some ruts and rocks. It can get a little slick when it rains. Expect mostly gravel, dirt rocks, and some ...
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This is a moderate trail with a decent hill climb that is mostly made of dirt and rocks. It's suitable for all offroad vehicle types. The hill climbs can be a bit steeper here, usually including some ruts and rocks. It can get a little slick when it rains. Expect mostly gravel, dirt rocks, and some ...
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Trail 27 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail that delivers a fun mix of hills, curves, water holes, and mud to sling, making it a popular intermediate ride. A key feature is a branch point where one direction remains on the main Blue trail, while the other becomes a No Maintenance challenge section tha...
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These trails are difficult but passable with full-size rigs. Use caution as they are 2-way trails and there's not often room to pass. Sometimes you have to back up to get out of the way. Hill climbs are harder and require some skill; they may not be suitable for new riders or kids. Safety and recove...
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This is a moderate trail with a decent hill climb that is mostly made of dirt and rocks. It's suitable for all offroad vehicle types. The hill climbs can be a bit steeper here, usually including some ruts and rocks. It can get a little slick when it rains. Expect mostly gravel, dirt rocks, and some ...
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Trail 1 is the main loop around Mines & Meadows. It is an easy-to-moderate, mostly one-way trail that starts at the parking lot and runs past the campground and mine tour waiting area. To avoid the large hill climb, follow the Trail 1 marker to the left at the bottom of the hill for an easier route....
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Trail 24 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail and a favorite for riders who enjoy a fun mix of terrain. It earns its rating by combining steep hills with an area of multiple mud holes, requiring controlled throttle, smart line choice, and steady momentum. Mud hole depth varies with rain levels and can c...
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Trail 42 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail that earns its rating through a combination of hills, loose rock, rutted sections, and tight tree-lined riding. The elevation changes require steady throttle control and careful braking, especially where loose rocks reduce traction on climbs and descents. Ru...
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This is a moderate trail with a decent hill climb that is mostly made of dirt and rocks. It's suitable for all offroad vehicle types. The hill climbs can be a bit steeper here, usually including some ruts and rocks. It can get a little slick when it rains. Expect mostly gravel, dirt rocks, and some ...
Learn more about Sniper Ledge Bypass

This route follows a maintained gravel road through the Raccoon Creek Hunting Area. The surface is primarily gravel with a firm base and occasional minor puddles, depending on recent weather. The road is generally wide and straightforward, making for a simple, easy ride suitable for most vehicles in...
Learn more about Nichol Road

Trail 5 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance. It takes you into an area that features both flowing water crossings and standing water holes, combined with deep, rutted sections shaped entirely by weather and rider use. Trail 5 is a loop, and conditions change rapidly an...
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This is the entrance to the Ben Franklin Range. It's a little rough, but paved and easy enough to get trailers and RVs in and out as needed. The posted speed limit is 15 mph. Use caution as it's 2-way traffic in and out with a steep drop on one side.
Learn more about BFR Entrance

Trail 30 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail because it is built around hill climbs that demand traction, commitment, and controlled throttle. While the hills are not very large, they are steep, and the trail becomes rutted over time, making climbs more technical and increasing the chance of getting p...
Learn more about Trail 30

This route follows a maintained gravel road through the Raccoon Creek Hunting Area. The surface is primarily gravel with a firm base and occasional minor puddles, depending on recent weather. The road is generally wide and straightforward, making for a simple, easy ride suitable for most vehicles in...
Learn more about Nichol Road

McCausland Hill Road is a gravel road that is simple to navigate; any car, truck, or SUV can make it through this road without any problems. Very few potholes, a few tight areas, but manageable for two vehicles to pass at once in some locations. Just keep an eye out for downed trees around turns. Th...
Learn more about McCausland Hill Road

Halstead Hill Road is a gravel road that is fairly easy with a small hill and a few washboards. A few ninety-degree and one hundred and eighty-degree turns. No real hazards other than occasionally down tree and no guardrail. This road is not maintained in the winter. Cars could make this road.
Learn more about Halstead Hill Road

Trail 5 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance. It takes you into an area that features both flowing water crossings and standing water holes, combined with deep, rutted sections shaped entirely by weather and rider use. Trail 5 is a loop, and conditions change rapidly an...
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