Dirt Bike Trails Near Marathon, New York

This route consists of seasonal gravel roads that are generally well-maintained in the summer. During the winter the roads are used for snowmobile trails. The roads lead to several side routes that are two-tracks, most…
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The Oswego Recreational Trail is an old railroad bed with various surface types and old road millings. Very flat with some whoops and potholes in places. It's a nice easy ride through wooded, shaded areas…
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The trail starts off in Poyntelle as Township-727 and in Winterdale as T-743. This section of the O and W Trail is a recognized Township route open to street-licensed 4x4s. The trail follows the former…
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This is an easy dirt road that will become rutted and muddy come spring. This section has access to primitive camping and multiple hiking trails including the Finger Lakes Trail, A-Trail, and Mohawk Trail. Mohawk…
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This is a seasonal road that becomes soft, slick, and washed out in the later Fall, Winter, and Spring. On the seasonal portion, this road is one vehicle width wide. Bigelow Hill Road can be…
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Stony loamy trail connecting Route 26 and Stone Hill Road. The road goes through Happy Valley Wildlife Management Area. There is a pull-off access to Whitney Pond for fishing, hiking, or viewing wildlife. This road…
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This is a rough seasonal road frequented by local 4X4 enthusiasts. The trail starts at County Route 16 and continues through to Hornby Road in Beaver Dams. Just down Hornby Road is Beaver Dams Powersports…
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This is a steep seasonal road coming out of Tyrone, NY. The road becomes heavily washed out in spring time and between November and May terrain becomes soft. The surface turns to clay at the…
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This is a seasonal road connecting Miller Road and County Route 42 in the town of Hornby. The track passes farmland and hardwood forest. Caution should be exercised when driving from west to east, as…
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This is a short and rocky seasonal road connecting Borden Hollow Road to West Hill Road in the town of Hornby. Often after heavy rain, washouts, loose rocks, and downed trees can be expected. Minimal…
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This is an easy-season road that provides access to primitive camping spots on the trail. This road dead ends. In addition to primitive camping, there is a lean-to not far off the trail, as well…
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This single-track trail can range in severity but are designed to be tight and flow with some slight speed. The obstacles can include hills, rocks, logs, twists, turns and off-camber. There are usually drop-offs nearby…
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Trail 11 is a very mixed terrain trail. There are plenty of water puddles and rocks all over this trail. Then add in the hills and slightly off camber areas and it is a great…
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12 Red takes you through the woods with some tighter areas along the way. Get ready for some water crossings! Depths can vary depending on any recent rainfall. There are some bypasses along the way…
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20 Green has a wide variety of terrain including rocky sections, off-camber areas, slight up-and-down slopes, shallow water crossings, and muddy obstacles. Along the way on this uneven, loose gravel trail, you find a wooden…
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Jason's Journey Green is a wooded trail that is a relatively dirt trail with various small rocks scattered throughout the trail. There are shallow water and muddy obstacles that you may barely notice however, if…
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Shootout Green is a return trail that goes along the main road and has a few small challenges. These challenges include small rocks, puddles, mud, and tree roots. It is an easier trail section and…
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Wanderer is a loop-type trail system off of the main trail as you enter the main trail network. It can be turned onto for a good warm-up section or to lead you to the next…
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If you are looking for just a fun trail, XC- One Green is for you. This uneven, dirt trail takes you through the woods where you will encounter various sizes of small to medium-sized rocks…
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This single-track trail can range in severity but is designed to be tight and flow with some slight speed. The obstacles can include hills, rocks, logs, twists, turns, and off-camber sections. There are usually drop-offs…
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10 Red will have you rockin! The trail is littered with rocks. Baseball-sized rocks, watermelon-sized rocks and flat table-sized rocks. In between the rocks, there are some short, gooey muddy obstacles and some shallow water…
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Quickening green is an exit trail to leads you back to the main road. It is a trail full of twists and turns with small rocks and a few puddles. This is a great trail…
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20 Green has a wide variety of terrain including rocky sections, off-camber areas, slight up-and-down slopes, shallow water crossings, and muddy obstacles. Along the way on this uneven, loose gravel trail, you find a wooden…
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10 Red will have you rockin! The trail has a mud pit area but also is littered with rocks. Baseball-sized rocks, watermelon-sized rocks, and flat table-sized rocks. In between the rocks, there are some short,…
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28 is the main return trail for the property. Starting at the 40 and 31 intersection it leads over to trail 11. The trail has plenty of small rocks and puddles with some more challenging…
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This middle section of Trail 28 is a challenging alternative route to normal Trail 28. There are three choices in trail and each has its own challenges. Taking this route expect rocks and you weave…
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This section of the trail is a challenging alternative route to Trail 28. There are three choices on the trail and each has its own challenges. Taking this route expect rocks and you weave through…
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22 Red is all about the rocks! From small golf balls and watermelon-sized rocks to tire and Pruis-sized rocks, use caution and choose your lines carefully. This wooded, uneven trail has slight up-and-down slopes that…
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This single-track trail can range in severity but is designed to be tight and flow with some slight speed. The obstacles can include hills, rocks, logs, twists, turns, and off-camber sections. There are usually drop-offs…
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Trail 30 is an alternate loop that can be taken to mix up your trail route. This includes "shipwreck". Shipwreck is a boat off to the side of the trail. The trail includes plenty of…
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