Dirt Bike Trails
Near Columbus, Pennsylvania

This is a challenging 50-inch trail located near Marienville, Pennsylvania, in the Allegheny National Forest. The trail is open to ATVs and SXS 50" or narrower, as well as dirt bikes. The trail is very narrow, and a 50" SXS is a very tight fit through the trees and rocks. There are tons of mud hole...
Learn more about Penoke Trail

This forest road is the unpaved connector between the western and eastern parts of the Clear Creek & Callen Run tract of Clear Creek State Forest. It connects to PA 949 at either end. Though this featured route ends at the boundary for State Game Land 54 on the eastern end, it does go through. The L...
Learn more about Spring Creek Rd

From the rolling fields to the south to the forest on the north end, this is a very pleasant unpaved road. If coming from Interstate 80, this may be how you enter this forest, especially if camping in this tract. Get gas before heading into the forest this way. The Love's truck stop off Interstate 8...
Learn more about Firetower Road

Please Note: A Piney Rail Riders membership or day pass is required to drive this trail. The trail is designated for dirt bikes, quads, trikes, side by sides, argos, snowmobiles, horses, dual sport bikes, and go karts. Trucks, jeeps, and vehicles designed for on-road driving that are converted for o...
Learn more about Piney Rail Trail

This is one of the most challenging trails in the park. There is plenty of mud and rocks to play on in this part. Not only are there challenges, but it is also a really long trail. Expect plenty of fun while working through this and picking your lines.
Learn more about H Blue H1- H10

Coming off of the campground road, there is a choice point for challenging and easier. Easier goes to the right and the challenging section to the left. The challenging section is a nice hill climb that goes to the top and then goes to the right to reconnect to the regular I trail.
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Single track can be very challenging and not for the beginner. We rutted paths, steeps hills, tight turns, and narrow trees, these trails are technical. Expect trails that require good riding abilities and having proper safety equipment. Trails lead to wider trail sections to return to office easil...
Learn more about Orange Single Track G9 - A

Choosing this alternative trail will provide a few more challenges than the normal, easier route. This is not a dangerous or super challenging section but it will provide slightly technical terrain that will have you enjoying the choice. It is a longer bypass that comes out onto the original trail...
Learn more about I Blue I1-I2

I trail is the direct way from the campground entrance road to the trail head. Being a one-way trail, this is the one that leads in that direction. It is an easy trail but does have some fun sections like hills and plenty of turns, and you go down the mountain.
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Single track can be very challenging and not for the beginner. We rutted paths, steeps hills, tight turns, and narrow trees, these trails are technical. Expect trails that require good riding abilities and having proper safety equipment. Trails lead to wider trail sections to return to office eas...
Learn more about Orange Single Track G9

Starting out easier and flat, this part of the trail is a fun shortcut. The last part of the trail has some deep washouts that can pitch your machine to the side. It is not dangerous but just needs attention paid as you ride through the area.
Learn more about G Blue G7

This short section of challenging trail is marked with blue arrows. It branches off of G and makes a quick loop back almost to the same spot. Expect the same as all the other sections like this. Small ruts, small rocks, and some berms to work around.
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This is an easier trail that works from the campground over to H or the I sections. There are plenty of turns and twists while traversing the woods. This is a nice connection from the campground over to the parking lot or office area. The directional path may loop you around, so be careful of your d...
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This challenging section of E is full of weaving sections with small rocks, puddles, a water bar or two, and slight hills. The pictures show it right after a week of rain and trail maintenance. So the excess of mud is not a constant thing.
Learn more about E Blue E9

This part of I is marked with blue arrows to show it is slightly more challenging than the regular I trail. It is a nice short side loop that works through the woods and comes right back to the same trail section. It can be used to get around a group or to mix things up.
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The section has black arrows showing its difficulty. There is also a memorial at the top of the hill as an eerie sign to be cautious on the trail. As far as actual difficulty, it is not bad at all. There is a hill on both sides of the trail so you will go down one and up the other.
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This challenging section of E trail mixes in with the black and makes a U. It is a moderate trail with blue arrows, but is not super technical. There are a few hills with small ruts and water bars. This is an alternate to the easier trail and also accesses the harder section.
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Using the directional trails and working through the park this will be the last challenging trail on your way to the trail head. Marked with blue arrows this trail has some nice hills and some muddy areas. Take the time to enjoy it as you work through the last trail.
Learn more about J Blue J1-J4

This challenging section has its fill of seeping turns and hill challenges. It drops down off of the easier ETrail and connects partially to the black trail. None of these are terribly difficult but need a little attention paid to the trail while riding. The exit cn be the black or the blue marke...
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J is the final trail that leads down to the trail head. If going through the whole park, this will be the trail that wraps up your day. It is a nice, easy trail section that has a mix of hills, twists, turns, and small obstacles. This will be a great trail to end the day with.
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This is a challenging 50-inch trail located near Marienville, Pennsylvania, in the Allegheny National Forest. The trail is open to ATVs and SXS 50" or narrower, as well as dirt bikes. The trail is very narrow, and a 50" SXS is a very tight fit through the trees and rocks. There are tons of mud hole...
Learn more about Penoke Trail

This forest road is the unpaved connector between the western and eastern parts of the Clear Creek & Callen Run tract of Clear Creek State Forest. It connects to PA 949 at either end. Though this featured route ends at the boundary for State Game Land 54 on the eastern end, it does go through. The L...
Learn more about Spring Creek Rd

From the rolling fields to the south to the forest on the north end, this is a very pleasant unpaved road. If coming from Interstate 80, this may be how you enter this forest, especially if camping in this tract. Get gas before heading into the forest this way. The Love's truck stop off Interstate 8...
Learn more about Firetower Road

Please Note: A Piney Rail Riders membership or day pass is required to drive this trail. The trail is designated for dirt bikes, quads, trikes, side by sides, argos, snowmobiles, horses, dual sport bikes, and go karts. Trucks, jeeps, and vehicles designed for on-road driving that are converted for o...
Learn more about Piney Rail Trail

This forest road is the unpaved connector between the western and eastern parts of the Clear Creek & Callen Run tract of Clear Creek State Forest. It connects to PA 949 at either end. Though this featured route ends at the boundary for State Game Land 54 on the eastern end, it does go through. The L...
Learn more about Spring Creek Rd

From the rolling fields to the south to the forest on the north end, this is a very pleasant unpaved road. If coming from Interstate 80, this may be how you enter this forest, especially if camping in this tract. Get gas before heading into the forest this way. The Love's truck stop off Interstate 8...
Learn more about Firetower Road

Please Note: A Piney Rail Riders membership or day pass is required to drive this trail. The trail is designated for dirt bikes, quads, trikes, side by sides, argos, snowmobiles, horses, dual sport bikes, and go karts. Trucks, jeeps, and vehicles designed for on-road driving that are converted for o...
Learn more about Piney Rail Trail

This is one of the most challenging trails in the park. There is plenty of mud and rocks to play on in this part. Not only are there challenges, but it is also a really long trail. Expect plenty of fun while working through this and picking your lines.
Learn more about H Blue H1- H10