Dirt Bike Trails
Near Montoursville, Pennsylvania

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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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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Horseshoe Bend trail is another short but fun single-track trail. Starting from Hunter Road. It is very easy and relatively flat terrain, about halfway there's a section of rocky descent, which gets a little more difficult as you continue to descend out onto the main road. Try your skill by turning ...
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The Middle Ridge Trail is a single track that starts and ends off the ends of the Henstep jeep trail, just adjacent to Hunter Rd. It might be the most challenging trail in the Bald Eagle Forest area. Beginning from the west end is a problematic rocky hill climb to start your ride, then leads to a re...
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Cold spring trail is not something that I would advise for a beginner rider. Although the majority of its length is relatively flat and easy, there are several rock gardens that could dismount an inexperienced rider. There's also one small ascent/descent (depending on which direction you start from)...
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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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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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These ATV trails are behind and beside Dead Lake, which means they will be wet and muddy. They will also have rocks and logs exposed in the trail to work around. Be careful as these trails may not be easy to follow as the terrain changes with wear and weather.
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150 is also known as the Heart Lake area and the trails that lead to the lake. Part of this is an open field area, but closer to the lake area, it becomes more of a dense pine tree area. There are puddles and washouts along the way.
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This group of ATV trails in this area is a fun trail network. You can expect a little off-camber, hills, water puddles, small rocks, and tight trees. It is wide enough for a SxS but not too hard for a novice rider either. It's just a fun little section to branch onto.
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Trail 150 has two parts. This part is the area to the southeast of Dead Lake. The section has some water, mud, little hills, and a wooded path. It is a nice cut-through from 133 to avoid Mud Road, and you can also stay on 150 to Heart Lake.
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This side trail is a connector between two trails. What was once a road is now a trail with obstacles. It can be a very muddy and watery trail depending on conditions. It will cross over between two trails of similar levels. Watch your line to not get stuck.
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It is named Mud Road for a reason! Be warned: this trail is not a joke. This was always a party area before it was a park. There were trucks with backhoe tires playing and digging the holes out. Some of these holes are very, very deep. The pits can be weaved between to stay safe.
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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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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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151 is a loop with a few spur trails off it. It is an area with little difficulty but nice to spend time looping around or cutting through to another trail. It has an open area, a pine tree section, and a powerline area.
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This group of trails are the side trails of Mud Road. They lead from trail 134 to Mud Road. Some are dirt, but they lead to big mud holes. Take your time and you can work around the mud spots and through the trail.
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This section of 137 connects 138 and the main trail of 137. There are wooded rocky trails mixed in with multiple trails that lead to the main 137 trail. Be cautious of a few rocks on the trail that can be decent-sized.
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151 has a couple of different small trail connections. They all connect to the trail 151 network to make it one big trail group. 151 is not a difficult trail; it is an advanced dirt road. There may be a small rut or a random rock here or there, but not much to worry about.
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Trail 137 has multiple sections. This section goes from 115 to Mud Road. It is a tight, twisty, wooded section with small rocks, tree roots, and puddles to navigate around. It is not a difficult trail but does require some finesse to stay away from the trees.
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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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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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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 ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 48

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.
Learn more about 133B

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...
Learn more about Zink Fork Road

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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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 ...
Learn more about ATV Trail 48

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.
Learn more about 133B