Dirt Bike Trails
Near Gordon, Pennsylvania

Ashland 170 features narrow sections that might pose a challenge for full-size vehicles, especially with downed trees and overgrown brush obstructing the trail. Expect scattered small rocks along the way. Be vigilant for property boundary signs; although the trail may seem to extend beyond them, con...
Learn more about Ashland 170

Trail 95 is the main trail from the big coal road up to the real trail area. The bottom area is the parking area has a few trails but nothing major. To get to the main trail networks this is the trail that you need to take.
Learn more about Ashland 95

Ashland 169 offers an exhilarating roller coaster ride, featuring long, rocky uphills and downhills that provide breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Expect some of the largest rocks compared to other Ashland track trails. Keep in mind that a series of buildings along the trail are off-limits...
Learn more about Ashland 169

Ashland 191 is a blue trail that is very out of the way. After parking you have to drive back to the entrance road till you see the trail up to the left. It is rocky from the start but not terrible till it goes up the side of the mountain. The end of the trail is a dead end that you have to turn aro...
Learn more about Ashland 191

Explore Ashland 155 for a short trail ride through wooded areas. Expect overgrown and narrow sections that may cause pinstriping for full-size vehicles. Watch out for small rocks, slight inclines, and modest washed-out trails along the way.
Learn more about Ashland 155

Ashland 154 might make you question if you're on a trail at all. Be prepared for overgrown paths that completely obscure the track. You'll also encounter small washouts, rocks, and slight inclines. Keep in mind that the trail can get very narrow, particularly for full-size vehicles.
Learn more about Ashland 154

Ashland 168 has a bit of everything along the trail: small rocks, washouts, gentle hills, mud patches, and water crossings. It can be long and winding, with scenic views, especially in the fall. You'll also come across some coal region history, like the Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine and Steam Train cars....
Learn more about Ashland 168

Ashland 124 is part of the regular trail and part of a dead end. It doesn't seem right on the map but in person, it flows. This is the connector between Trail 41 and Trail 125. Even though it turns and goes to a dead end. The end is very overgrown.
Learn more about Ashland 124

Ashland 127 is a technical and rocky hill that is a challenge both up and down. This trail is a dead end and the other side of the trail (trail 123) is also a dead end. Expect rocks and parts that pitch you towards trees.
Learn more about Ashland 127

I would say that Ashland 41 is the main trail in this section. This is the longest trail in the section. It is one of the three fingers that work all the way out to the property line, please do not trespass. The trail is slightly brushy and rocky.
Learn more about Ashland 41

Ashland 153 promises to challenge your endurance, being one of the longer trails within the Ashland trail network. This trail presents a diverse range of terrain, featuring tight and narrow sections, as well as wider trails, along with occasional small inclines and scattered rocks. Be cautious, as t...
Learn more about Ashland 153

Ashland 123 is a unique trail. You will have to go up a blue hill climb to get to this trail. There is no other access. Once up to this trail it isn't a bad trail and is nice and wooded with neat rock outcropping to see along the trail.
Learn more about Ashland 123

This is one of those somewhat wasted trails because it is a dead end on both sides and there really isn't any way to connect to anything else. So the best use of this trail is to turn around. The trail itself isn't difficult it just is a T intersection that just stops.
Learn more about Ashland 125

Ashland 156 marks another dead-end trail within this network. Signs of infrequent use are evident, with brush and trees reclaiming parts of the trail, potentially obscuring it from sight. Once on the trail, expect to encounter small rocks, fallen trees, and slight inclines, with remnants of strip mi...
Learn more about Ashland 156

Ashland 164 is much like other tracks in the area, with small rocks, slight washouts, and minor inclines. It doesn't get many visitors, so there's a lot of overgrown brush in some spots, making it hard to see. Watch out for narrow areas that could scratch up full-size vehicles.
Learn more about Ashland 164

Ashland 161 might give you a chill, but not because of any spooky trail conditions. This short trail leads to a dead end at a German graveyard. The dirt track features narrow areas that could cause pinstriping for full-size vehicles. You'll encounter small rocks and a shallow water obstacle along th...
Learn more about Ashland 161

Ashland 157 is a trail featuring a hill scattered with small rocks and washouts. The trail ascends from Lavelle Road up the hill, linking with several other trails. Expect loose rocks, gravel, small ruts, and washouts along the way. The trail may also be brushy and narrow in certain sections.
Learn more about Ashland 157

Ashland 162 is a rarely used, overgrown trail where the path often disappears from view. Tall brush surrounds you, making it easy to lose sight of where the trail leads. Perhaps it's best to leave this trail to the wildlife and pollinators, preserving their habitats undisturbed.
Learn more about Ashland 162

This short trail starts with a slight uphill and then ends up as a very brushy trail with some slight hills all through it. Watch for small puddles, rocks, and other objects but the most dangerous part is just the possibility of face slappers. The trail is a nice bypass to the other section here.
Learn more about Ashland 126

Attention! Ashland 171 is a dead-end trail! Upon reaching the dead end, you'll encounter a FRO "Now Leaving Property" sign. Continuing beyond this point will constitute trespassing. The trail features tight and twisty sections leading to overgrown trails with downed trees and small rocks. Please res...
Learn more about Ashland 171

Ashland 170 features narrow sections that might pose a challenge for full-size vehicles, especially with downed trees and overgrown brush obstructing the trail. Expect scattered small rocks along the way. Be vigilant for property boundary signs; although the trail may seem to extend beyond them, con...
Learn more about Ashland 170

Trail 95 is the main trail from the big coal road up to the real trail area. The bottom area is the parking area has a few trails but nothing major. To get to the main trail networks this is the trail that you need to take.
Learn more about Ashland 95

Ashland 169 offers an exhilarating roller coaster ride, featuring long, rocky uphills and downhills that provide breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Expect some of the largest rocks compared to other Ashland track trails. Keep in mind that a series of buildings along the trail are off-limits...
Learn more about Ashland 169

Ashland 191 is a blue trail that is very out of the way. After parking you have to drive back to the entrance road till you see the trail up to the left. It is rocky from the start but not terrible till it goes up the side of the mountain. The end of the trail is a dead end that you have to turn aro...
Learn more about Ashland 191

Ashland 170 features narrow sections that might pose a challenge for full-size vehicles, especially with downed trees and overgrown brush obstructing the trail. Expect scattered small rocks along the way. Be vigilant for property boundary signs; although the trail may seem to extend beyond them, con...
Learn more about Ashland 170

Trail 95 is the main trail from the big coal road up to the real trail area. The bottom area is the parking area has a few trails but nothing major. To get to the main trail networks this is the trail that you need to take.
Learn more about Ashland 95

Ashland 169 offers an exhilarating roller coaster ride, featuring long, rocky uphills and downhills that provide breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Expect some of the largest rocks compared to other Ashland track trails. Keep in mind that a series of buildings along the trail are off-limits...
Learn more about Ashland 169

Ashland 191 is a blue trail that is very out of the way. After parking you have to drive back to the entrance road till you see the trail up to the left. It is rocky from the start but not terrible till it goes up the side of the mountain. The end of the trail is a dead end that you have to turn aro...
Learn more about Ashland 191