Dirt Bike Trails
Near Lake Erie Beach, New York

A crossroad trail located in Grimsby, Ontario, sandwiched between Mud Street and Ridge Road, the trail consists of a thick clay-covered pathway littered with large ruts and mud. It can be very sticky and difficult to navigate in wet conditions as the main hazard of this trail is the large 5-foot dee...
Learn more about Hysert Crossroad

This road runs along the eastern edge of the gorge of Letchworth State Park. The road is closed during the winter months, but is open to the public during Spring, Summer, and Fall. The road is initially paved, but in rough shape, up to the parade grounds area. After that, it turns to dirt and offers...
Learn more about East Park Road

This seasonal road runs along the Genesee River, offering some great views of the river before it heads into the Letchworth Gorge. It is located near River Road and East Park Road. Near the east end of the road, a piped natural spring can be found pouring out of the side of the hill. At the west end...
Learn more about Totsline Road

This seasonal road runs through the eastern portion of Letchworth State Park. Letchworth State Park is a canyon with several waterfalls and attracts tourists from far and wide. This road is not one of the main roads and does not require payment to access. This road offers access to several hiking tr...
Learn more about River Road

This is a north/south road west of Perry Center. There are horse and cow farms at the north end. Scenic views of the low rolling hills can be found on either end on clear days. The road is a great addition to any route if you are coming from the west, heading to Letchworth State Park or other destin...
Learn more about Van Valkenburg Road

On the western end, this seasonal road grants access to Letchworth State Park and River Road. Some interesting signs can be found along the road. The vegetation in some spots narrows the road and can make it difficult to see oncoming traffic. The eastern intersection of the road also grants parking ...
Learn more about Williams Road

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

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.
Learn more about I Green I1-I9

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.
Learn more about I Blue

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

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

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.
Learn more about G Blue G2

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

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...
Learn more about G Green G-G10

This 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...
Learn more about H Orange Single Track

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...
Learn more about E Blue E8

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.
Learn more about E Blue

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.
Learn more about E2

A crossroad trail located in Grimsby, Ontario, sandwiched between Mud Street and Ridge Road, the trail consists of a thick clay-covered pathway littered with large ruts and mud. It can be very sticky and difficult to navigate in wet conditions as the main hazard of this trail is the large 5-foot dee...
Learn more about Hysert Crossroad

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

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.
Learn more about I Green I1-I9

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.
Learn more about I Blue

A crossroad trail located in Grimsby, Ontario, sandwiched between Mud Street and Ridge Road, the trail consists of a thick clay-covered pathway littered with large ruts and mud. It can be very sticky and difficult to navigate in wet conditions as the main hazard of this trail is the large 5-foot dee...
Learn more about Hysert Crossroad

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

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.
Learn more about I Green I1-I9

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.
Learn more about I Blue