Dirt Bike Trails
Near Stewartsville, New Jersey

The trailhead for the Two Towers Loop is accessed from Reed Rd. You will see wild animals from the adjacent Six Flags safari park. Once you turn onto the trails you will be on soft Pine Barren sand and dirt. This terrain varies with the seasons-deep in the summer, loose in the fall and firm in sprin...
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Burma 24 is a twisty wooded trail with some rocks mixed in. There are some slight elevation changes as you weave through this trail. Watch for small stumps as this is a semi-new trail and the obstacles are just now starting to appear. Longer machines may scrape in certain spots.
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This is an easier trail with some tight trees. The end of this trail is a dead-end loop but there are a few trails that branch off from the sides. This is the far eastern side of the Burma trail network and there are only a few trails that lead back. Don't get lost or go off-property.
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with this st...
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Burma 66 is a short trail with a rocky climb. It is rated as a green trail and it is the harder side of that. It is a technical trail with plenty of obstacles but still can be traversed with a stock vehicle or a novice rider.
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with this st...
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Burma 48 is a continuation of the wide road that is the main road across the middle of the Burma property. The section connects a lot of the trails in this part of the trail network. This wide road it full of softball-sized rocks and small puddles.
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This is a wooded trail with multiple options for working through tight trees. The trail is fairly easy except for a few small rocks, trail debris, and branches. If you are worried about paint or plastic getting scratched, use caution on this trail. Burma 52 leads to the eastern side as a nice bypass...
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with this st...
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Burma 47 has a few starting points and also has a spot that goes off the property. Most of the trail is nice with small rocks and some tight tree branches. There is a technical hill with a harder line and an easier line. Plan accordingly and be safe.
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with this st...
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If you need some variety in your life, 31 Green is your trail. This uneven, dirt trail will throw some curveballs at you with various-sized rocks, up and down slopes, rocky ledges and shallow muddy obstacles. You may encounter a downed tree here and there as this trail does take you through some woo...
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This is a two-part trail due to property boundaries. Even though it shows that it connects, there is a cable across blocking riders from continuing through. The trail is wooded with some small rocks, puddles, branches, and typical wood debris. Watch for branches and tight trees.
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with this st...
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Burma 53 is an easier trail with a slight hill and small rocks scattered around. This can be tight when the branches are full and could cause some scratches. It weaves its way between trails 48 and 52. Watch your tires on the sides of this trail as there are some sharp rocks.
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This trail is a technical rocky hill. No matter which direction you drive, it will be a challenge. Expect loose decent-sized rocks on a hill. There are also tight tree areas that can scratch a full-sized vehicle or even a nicer SxS. Be cautious on this trail.
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Single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirt bikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handlebars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with this st...
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Burma 46 is an odd mix of terrain. There is the typical slightly rocky trail, but then there is the large rock surface in the barren coal lands. This is an odd area because it is a solid rock face with coal dirt mixed in. Watch for braches along this trail.
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This is a two-part trail due to property boundaries. Even though it shows that it connects, there is a cable across blocking riders from continuing through. The trail is wooded with some small rocks, puddles, branches, and typical wood debris. Watch for branches and tight trees.
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This blue trail is a rocky hill. It is very loose with some decent-sized rocks all the way along the hill. This is a challenging way to connect trails 52 and 54. Besides the loose rocks, you also have the trees and branches to be careful of.
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The trailhead for the Two Towers Loop is accessed from Reed Rd. You will see wild animals from the adjacent Six Flags safari park. Once you turn onto the trails you will be on soft Pine Barren sand and dirt. This terrain varies with the seasons-deep in the summer, loose in the fall and firm in sprin...
Learn more about Two Towers Loop

Burma 24 is a twisty wooded trail with some rocks mixed in. There are some slight elevation changes as you weave through this trail. Watch for small stumps as this is a semi-new trail and the obstacles are just now starting to appear. Longer machines may scrape in certain spots.
Learn more about Burma 24

This is an easier trail with some tight trees. The end of this trail is a dead-end loop but there are a few trails that branch off from the sides. This is the far eastern side of the Burma trail network and there are only a few trails that lead back. Don't get lost or go off-property.
Learn more about Burma 45

Burma 66 is a short trail with a rocky climb. It is rated as a green trail and it is the harder side of that. It is a technical trail with plenty of obstacles but still can be traversed with a stock vehicle or a novice rider.
Learn more about Burma 66

The trailhead for the Two Towers Loop is accessed from Reed Rd. You will see wild animals from the adjacent Six Flags safari park. Once you turn onto the trails you will be on soft Pine Barren sand and dirt. This terrain varies with the seasons-deep in the summer, loose in the fall and firm in sprin...
Learn more about Two Towers Loop

Burma 24 is a twisty wooded trail with some rocks mixed in. There are some slight elevation changes as you weave through this trail. Watch for small stumps as this is a semi-new trail and the obstacles are just now starting to appear. Longer machines may scrape in certain spots.
Learn more about Burma 24

This is an easier trail with some tight trees. The end of this trail is a dead-end loop but there are a few trails that branch off from the sides. This is the far eastern side of the Burma trail network and there are only a few trails that lead back. Don't get lost or go off-property.
Learn more about Burma 45

Burma 66 is a short trail with a rocky climb. It is rated as a green trail and it is the harder side of that. It is a technical trail with plenty of obstacles but still can be traversed with a stock vehicle or a novice rider.
Learn more about Burma 66