Dirt Bike Trails
Near New Eagle, Pennsylvania

This route follows a maintained gravel road through the Raccoon Creek Hunting Area. The surface is primarily gravel with a firm base and occasional minor puddles, depending on recent weather. The road is generally wide and straightforward, making for a simple, easy ride suitable for most vehicles in...
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McCausland Hill Road is a gravel road that is simple to navigate; any car, truck, or SUV can make it through this road without any problems. Very few potholes, a few tight areas, but manageable for two vehicles to pass at once in some locations. Just keep an eye out for downed trees around turns. Th...
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Halstead Hill Road is a gravel road that is fairly easy with a small hill and a few washboards. A few ninety-degree and one hundred and eighty-degree turns. No real hazards other than occasionally down tree and no guardrail. This road is not maintained in the winter. Cars could make this road.
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Trail 5 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance. It takes you into an area that features both flowing water crossings and standing water holes, combined with deep, rutted sections shaped entirely by weather and rider use. Trail 5 is a loop, and conditions change rapidly an...
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Trail 21 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail located in the lower section of the park and is designed for riders who are comfortable with technical terrain. It earns its rating due to rocky sections, deep ruts, and uneven surfaces that demand careful line choice and throttle control. The trail leads t...
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Trail 30 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail because it is built around hill climbs that demand traction, commitment, and controlled throttle. While the hills are not very large, they are steep, and the trail becomes rutted over time, making climbs more technical and increasing the chance of getting p...
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Trail 37 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance, making it one of the most extreme challenge routes in the park. This trail is a true rock scramble featuring large boulders and heavy rock obstacles that require slow technical movement, careful line selection, and confiden...
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Trail 27 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail that delivers a fun mix of hills, curves, water holes, and mud to sling, making it a popular intermediate ride. A key feature is a branch point where one direction remains on the main Blue trail, while the other becomes a No Maintenance challenge section tha...
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Trail 24 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail and a favorite for riders who enjoy a fun mix of terrain. It earns its rating by combining steep hills with an area of multiple mud holes, requiring controlled throttle, smart line choice, and steady momentum. Mud hole depth varies with rain levels and can c...
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Trail 1 is the main loop around Mines & Meadows. It is an easy-to-moderate, mostly one-way trail that starts at the parking lot and runs past the campground and mine tour waiting area. To avoid the large hill climb, follow the Trail 1 marker to the left at the bottom of the hill for an easier route....
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Trail 42 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail that earns its rating through a combination of hills, loose rock, rutted sections, and tight tree-lined riding. The elevation changes require steady throttle control and careful braking, especially where loose rocks reduce traction on climbs and descents. Ru...
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Trail 38 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail featuring rolling hills, tight turns, twisting sections, and frequent mud. Mud holes often become deep after rain, and smart momentum and line choice are required throughout the trail. It includes tight trees and sharp turns that require attention, controll...
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Trail 25 is a More Difficult (Blue) trail that runs parallel to the start of Trail 1. It features deep mud holes, including sections between tight trees where momentum and line choice matter. Trail 25 eventually merges back into Trail 1, making it a challenging but contained alternate route back to ...
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Trail 3 is an Easiest (Green), one-way trail that provides beginner-friendly access to the Mud Bog area. The trail is generally smooth with gentle grades and predictable terrain, making it suitable for newer riders and relaxed group riding. After rain, muddy patches and slick spots can develop, espe...
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Trail 7 is an Easiest (Green) two-way trail with a smooth, road-like feel and a few tight corners along the way. Because it is two-way, riders should keep speeds controlled and watch for oncoming traffic, especially around blind turns. Trail 7 also follows an old route once used by miners, and the n...
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Trail 8 is an easiest (Green) connector trail that runs from Trail 7 to the bottom of the Trail 1 Hill Climbs. It provides a smooth, low-stress route into the hill climb area. Looking for the Mine Tour Waiting Area? Use Trail 8 and follow the posted signs. Terrain is predictable with packed dirt an...
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Trail 44 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail with two entrances. The lower entrance contains a difficult rock climb, while the upper entrance avoids the rock climb. Even when bypassing the climb, the trail remains Black due to tight turns, close trees, ruts, and rocky sections that demand careful line...
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Trail 40 is an Easiest (Green) trail and functions as a short connector route between trails in this section of the park. It earns its Green rating because it is straightforward and intended for simple travel rather than a technical challenge. Riders can expect predictable terrain and an easy pace, ...
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The Mud Bog is located off Trail 3 and is a designated area for mud riding and challenging conditions. This area is one-way and should be ridden at a safe speed of 20 miles per hour or less. The mud in this area can be extremely thick, especially on the right side near the first turn, where clay-lik...
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Trail 43 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail that takes riders down into an old limestone rock quarry, offering a unique historical ride. It earns its Black rating due to steeper grades, uneven terrain, and rocky surfaces that require controlled throttle and careful line choice—especially on the desce...
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This route follows a maintained gravel road through the Raccoon Creek Hunting Area. The surface is primarily gravel with a firm base and occasional minor puddles, depending on recent weather. The road is generally wide and straightforward, making for a simple, easy ride suitable for most vehicles in...
Learn more about Nichol Road

Trail 5 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance. It takes you into an area that features both flowing water crossings and standing water holes, combined with deep, rutted sections shaped entirely by weather and rider use. Trail 5 is a loop, and conditions change rapidly an...
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Trail 21 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail located in the lower section of the park and is designed for riders who are comfortable with technical terrain. It earns its rating due to rocky sections, deep ruts, and uneven surfaces that demand careful line choice and throttle control. The trail leads t...
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Trail 30 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail because it is built around hill climbs that demand traction, commitment, and controlled throttle. While the hills are not very large, they are steep, and the trail becomes rutted over time, making climbs more technical and increasing the chance of getting p...
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This route follows a maintained gravel road through the Raccoon Creek Hunting Area. The surface is primarily gravel with a firm base and occasional minor puddles, depending on recent weather. The road is generally wide and straightforward, making for a simple, easy ride suitable for most vehicles in...
Learn more about Nichol Road

McCausland Hill Road is a gravel road that is simple to navigate; any car, truck, or SUV can make it through this road without any problems. Very few potholes, a few tight areas, but manageable for two vehicles to pass at once in some locations. Just keep an eye out for downed trees around turns. Th...
Learn more about McCausland Hill Road

Halstead Hill Road is a gravel road that is fairly easy with a small hill and a few washboards. A few ninety-degree and one hundred and eighty-degree turns. No real hazards other than occasionally down tree and no guardrail. This road is not maintained in the winter. Cars could make this road.
Learn more about Halstead Hill Road

Trail 5 is a Most Difficult (Black) trail and is designated No Maintenance. It takes you into an area that features both flowing water crossings and standing water holes, combined with deep, rutted sections shaped entirely by weather and rider use. Trail 5 is a loop, and conditions change rapidly an...
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