Dirt Bike Trails
Near Foundryville, Pennsylvania

Ashland 190 might look like a tornado recently went through, but in reality, it was recently timbered. Because of the timbering, the trail has logs and downed trees in its path. Some areas in the wooded areas are going to be tight for full-size vehicles. The trail itself can be visually hard to see ...
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Ashland 20 is a newer type of trail that is on the outskirts of the active mining area. It has many different challenges and areas to have fun. This includes a hill climb, twists and turns, and small rocky areas. Most of this trail is in an open area.
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Ashland 19 is a wide trail that is packed dirt with large ruts from big old coal mining trucks. The terrain can become muddy and slippery if rain has been in the forecast. This trail does dead-end at a mining area. Watch and follow the signs or you might end up in a stripping pit--and that is not a ...
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Ashland 14 branches off of Ashland 15 and is a series of established wooded trails working their way out to a remote property boundary. The trail includes an old railroad bed style of riding with some puddles and small changes in elevation. This trail is a nice ride but since it goes off of the pro...
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Ashland 130 is a dead-end trail at the railroad tracks. As with any trail down in this area stay off of the tracks or even the shoulders or you will get arrested for tresspassing. The trail has puddles and some trees to work around to get to the dead end.
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Ashland 116 is a very long trail. It is relatively straight as it goes east out of the property to the property line. Most of this trail is very smooth and flat but there are some puddles and tree roots that will keep you humbled as you drive the trail. There are also some washouts along the way.
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This is a short dead-end trail at the railroad tracks. Do not enter or exit here as the railroad is off-limits and you can get arrested for being near the tracks. The trail is a little rocky with some forest debris scattered along the trail.
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Ashland 15 will take you on a wide variety of terrain, including various grades of up-and-down hills, rocky washouts, shallow water crossings, muddy obstacles, and various small to medium-sized rocks. The trail fades from woods to wide-open areas, but when you are in the woods, some of the areas can...
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Ashland 18 might seem like a smooth road, but don't let the innocent smooth dirt road fool you! Keep on driving and you will find the trail becomes rutted with various grades of up-and-down hills. Water crossings and washouts are among the small-sized rocks. This area was recently timbered.
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Ashland 16 may appear to be a smooth road, but appearances can be deceiving! Continue driving and you'll encounter a trail that becomes increasingly challenging, with ruts, varying hill grades, semi-deep-water crossings, and washouts amidst small-sized rocks. The area has also been subject to recent...
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Ashland 117 is an odd loop trail that goes down to the property line. Starting at Trail 116 it works down and splits into two different trails and then reconnects before the end. When you are at the property line it does seem to continue to another trail. Do not trespass.
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This is a short Y trail that connects between trails 116 and 115. The trail is a gradual hill with lots of smaller loose rocks that can kick up or move around while driving this trail. The sides have plenty of brush but it is an easier trail.
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Ashland 110 is just a good old-fashioned dirt trail that has shallow water crossings, small rocks, and washouts. Since the trail goes through the woods, there might be a downed tree, tree branch, or log along the trail and full-size vehicles may find the trail tight and narrow.
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Ashland 112 has a variety of terrain with a good mix of dirt and rocks. The rocks are small to borderline medium-sized, but the fun part is these rocky areas are part of the up and downhills. This could cause loss of traction, so put those good driving skills to use. Washouts and ruts can also be fo...
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Ashland 17 is yet another trail that was recently timbered. The trail is for the most part dirt with some small rocks, washouts, and muddy puddles. Slight up and downhills take you through wooded areas and then into open space. The wooded areas are for the most part wide but full-size may find some ...
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Ashland 176 is a mix of gravel and dirt which is a result of the recent timbering that has taken place in this area of Famous Reading Outdoors. The trail has a few obstacles, but they are not overwhelming--a muddy puddle here and there with a few small rocks to navigate.
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Ashland 129 is a short trail that dead ends at the railroad tracks. The railroad is off limits please do not trespass. You will get arrested. This is a short but easy trail with some grassy areas and a puddle or two. Watch out for a few small rocks.
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Ashland 109 is a classic dirt trail featuring small rocks and washouts. As the rutted trail winds through the woods, you may encounter fallen trees, branches, or logs. Full-sized vehicles might find the path to be quite snug and narrow. Use caution in these areas to avoid beauty marks on the side of...
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Trail 173 is just a small loop that was an old camping spot back in the day. It branches off of 41 and returns right back to the trail. This is a very short easy trail.
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Ashland 121 is a short connector trail between Trail 41 and Trail 115. It is a rocky slight hill trail with plenty of branches as the bushes are a little tight. When you are in this area there are a few trails to take but this is the only one that leads up to trail 41.
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Ashland 190 might look like a tornado recently went through, but in reality, it was recently timbered. Because of the timbering, the trail has logs and downed trees in its path. Some areas in the wooded areas are going to be tight for full-size vehicles. The trail itself can be visually hard to see ...
Learn more about Ashland 190

Ashland 20 is a newer type of trail that is on the outskirts of the active mining area. It has many different challenges and areas to have fun. This includes a hill climb, twists and turns, and small rocky areas. Most of this trail is in an open area.
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Ashland 19 is a wide trail that is packed dirt with large ruts from big old coal mining trucks. The terrain can become muddy and slippery if rain has been in the forecast. This trail does dead-end at a mining area. Watch and follow the signs or you might end up in a stripping pit--and that is not a ...
Learn more about Ashland 19

Ashland 14 branches off of Ashland 15 and is a series of established wooded trails working their way out to a remote property boundary. The trail includes an old railroad bed style of riding with some puddles and small changes in elevation. This trail is a nice ride but since it goes off of the pro...
Learn more about Ashland 14

Ashland 190 might look like a tornado recently went through, but in reality, it was recently timbered. Because of the timbering, the trail has logs and downed trees in its path. Some areas in the wooded areas are going to be tight for full-size vehicles. The trail itself can be visually hard to see ...
Learn more about Ashland 190

Ashland 20 is a newer type of trail that is on the outskirts of the active mining area. It has many different challenges and areas to have fun. This includes a hill climb, twists and turns, and small rocky areas. Most of this trail is in an open area.
Learn more about Ashland 20

Ashland 19 is a wide trail that is packed dirt with large ruts from big old coal mining trucks. The terrain can become muddy and slippery if rain has been in the forecast. This trail does dead-end at a mining area. Watch and follow the signs or you might end up in a stripping pit--and that is not a ...
Learn more about Ashland 19

Ashland 14 branches off of Ashland 15 and is a series of established wooded trails working their way out to a remote property boundary. The trail includes an old railroad bed style of riding with some puddles and small changes in elevation. This trail is a nice ride but since it goes off of the pro...
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