Dirt Bike Trails
Near Forksville, 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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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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Ashland 92 is the main east-to-west trail starting on 54 and going to Trail 90. This is a relatively smooth trail with some small rocks and brush. This trail is commonly used as a dump, so there is a ton of trash piles to swerve around.
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Ashland 91 starts off of trail 90 and is a tight brushy trail with some trees down. It leads through the brush and dumps out into a large grass field/yard. Please stay off of the yard, as someone keeps it nice. There are small puddles and rocks along this trail.
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"The Projects" as they are called are part of this section of trail. 133 is a multi-part trail. This section is the way to the pond (Projects). The trail is a smooth section that can get a little muddy in inclement weather but is passable with a stock vehicle.
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Part of Ashland 94 is an old asphalt road. The rest of the trail is wooded with debris, stumps, small rocks, and brush. This section can be loaded with trash and dumping areas, so watch your tires. Combine this with the rest of these trails and it makes for a nice riding area.
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Trail 93 goes from Ashland 94 to Ashland 92. It is a smooth trail with brush, small rocks, and shallow puddles. This can get very brushy during the summer months, so use caution. If using a full-size vehicle, you will get pinstriping on this section.
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This compact ATV trail loop provides a refreshing diversion from the main Trail 115. Nestled within a wooded area, it offers a pleasant circuit with challenges such as puddles, tight tree sections, rocks, and other obstacles that weave through the trees. Keep in mind that during the summer and into ...
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Ashland 90 is a powerline trail that splits the property. There are hill climbs and small rocks to challenge you as you ride. The north side ends at the creek and the south side at the road and cemetery. This trail is the connector for the trails on this property.
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The other part of 133, this area has a few small trail sections. The best part of this section is the trail that goes into the wooded area. It weaves through an old campsite and then has a nice short but steep hill climb leading onto trail 115.
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Ashland 142 is a cul-de-sac trail, yet it offers a delightful gravel path that meanders through an open area dotted with small rocks. The trail boasts open spaces and scenic views, particularly striking in the autumn. The majority of Ashland 142 traces the history of coal mining in the region, servi...
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The ATV trails in this region offer a thrilling and enjoyable experience. They wind through tight and twisty paths, featuring a variety of terrain changes. Anticipate encounters with small hills, tight trees, water obstacles, and scattered small rocks, all set in a picturesque wooded area. Overall, ...
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This area has a decent amount of ATV trails. The trail shown is an alternate entrance to the main trails. From this trail, there is the Pines Bypass Trail and the Pines ATV Trail. Both are excellent sections and can be accessed from this entrance.
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The ATV trails in this area provide a lot of excitement. They are characterized by tight and twisty paths with frequent terrain changes. Anticipate encounters with small hills, tight trees, water features, some small rocks, all set in a picturesque wooded area. Overall, it's a very attractive and en...
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Ashland 181 is a tight trail but before you get to the end, enjoy this gravel trail as it takes you through an open area with small rocks. The trail can be overgrown with foliage and brush depending on the time of year. Some ruts along the way can have very shallow muddy water.
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Ashland 87 is a wooded dirt trail that doesn't see a lot of sunshine. This keeps the trail damp and slippery in a few areas. There are slight up-and-down hills with small rocks along the way. Full-size vehicles will find the trail tight and narrow. Shallow water crossings can be found, especially if...
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139 is also known as the Pineys. It is a pine forest with a trail weaving through. There are plenty of tight spots that a wide vehicle will have trouble getting through. The puddles have been getting deeper over the years and can be challenging depending on the time of year.
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Ashland 180 isn't all flashy with big rocks, off-camber, or mud, but you can appreciate the gravel path that meanders through an open area dotted with small rocks. The trail's condition may vary, becoming overgrown with foliage and brush seasonally. Along the path, you might encounter ruts filled wi...
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This ATV trail serves as a sort of playground, offering a variety of challenges like hill climbs, water obstacles, off-camber sections, small rocks, and a winding path that adds to the fun. Whether you decide to pass through quickly or spend hours exploring and playing on different obstacles, it pro...
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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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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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Ashland 92 is the main east-to-west trail starting on 54 and going to Trail 90. This is a relatively smooth trail with some small rocks and brush. This trail is commonly used as a dump, so there is a ton of trash piles to swerve around.
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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...
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Ashland 92 is the main east-to-west trail starting on 54 and going to Trail 90. This is a relatively smooth trail with some small rocks and brush. This trail is commonly used as a dump, so there is a ton of trash piles to swerve around.
Learn more about Ashland 92