Dirt Bike Trails
Near Watchtower, New York

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 route of the Ohio and Western Railroad. Multiple former stations can be observed along the route. ...
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This trail goes through Burnt-Rossman State Forest. It is a mostly maintained dirt road with occasional mud holes or deep ruts in sections. Deep water can accumulate in the ruts in the spring. There is a great primitive camping area Arthur Hopkins campsite on a small pond just off the road.
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Thomaston Dam Loop is a moderate dual-sport style ride best suited for experienced dirt bike riders looking for a mix of flowing singletrack and faster gravel segments within a controlled OHV area. Located along the Naugatuck River corridor just north of Thomaston Dam, this motorcycle-only trail sys...
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Mt Wilcox Road is the main loop that meanders through Beartown State Forest. The loop is 4.3 miles and climbs from 1,600 feet to 2,100 feet. The trail begins and ends off Benedict Pond Road. Halfway through the route from either direction is a short spur that breaks off and provides access to the su...
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Sky Peak Road is a short connector between Beartown Mountain Road and Wilcox Mountain Road. The trail begins from Beartown and climbs from 1760 to 1900 feet in the short 0.7 miles of the trail over loose rock. The trail is well-graded in most sections, with some showing exposed rock. The trail ends...
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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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Ready for an adventure!? Check out 32 Blue! Just after the tunnel, this rocky uphill has some nice challenges. This includes a nice ledge to climb and some deep ruts. This is a rougher trail that can be worked through with proper line choice. The fun part is there are multiple lines to choose from.
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This dirt trail presents a series of challenges with rocks of various sizes, undulating hills, and shallow muddy obstacles. Looking for a lunch spot? The 31 Blue trail leads you around the Lake, offering a scenic location to pause and appreciate the lakeside views. No swimming or driving in the lake...
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Get ready for an adventure and explore 32 Green! This uneven, rugged, rocky dirt path features numerous shallow water and mud holes, whose depths may vary depending on any recent rainfall. The trail mostly winds through the forest, leading to an exciting feature: a tunnel you can actually drive thro...
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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 nearby and plenty of areas that can catch the novice rider. Be cautious on the ...
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This is an alternate trail that runs parallel to 31 Green. It is a more challenging trail with plenty of rocks and twists and turns. There are some hills to play on or take this to the mud play area (dippers) to mix it up. There is plenty to explore in this area.
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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 spots. This is a fun trail with multiple choices to make the trail more challenging if you would like.
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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 wo...
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40 Green is going to become one of your favorite Lost Trails! The variety that this trail offers includes various-sized rocky sections where the lines you choose to drive will determine the level of difficulty. There are quite a few water crossings that tend to be shallow but can increase/decrease d...
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You should be an expert or at least have previous off-road driving experience if you are going to attempt 30 Expert Red. This trail is all about the rocks and they vary in size. The rocks range in size from small and medium to large and in charge.
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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 through the side brush and trees. Some of the rocks can be 12" high and numerous.
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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 the side brush and trees. Some of the rocks can be 12" high and numerous.
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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 and plenty of areas that can catch the novice rider. Be cautious on single-track ...
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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 rocks, wash outs, and puddles while working through the brush and trees.
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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 mix. The bear caves are also along this trail. It is also fun to look out to the highway as it runs parallel to the trail.
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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 route of the Ohio and Western Railroad. Multiple former stations can be observed along the route. ...
Learn more about T-743/T-727

This trail goes through Burnt-Rossman State Forest. It is a mostly maintained dirt road with occasional mud holes or deep ruts in sections. Deep water can accumulate in the ruts in the spring. There is a great primitive camping area Arthur Hopkins campsite on a small pond just off the road.
Learn more about Burnt- Rossman Hill Road

Mt Wilcox Road is the main loop that meanders through Beartown State Forest. The loop is 4.3 miles and climbs from 1,600 feet to 2,100 feet. The trail begins and ends off Benedict Pond Road. Halfway through the route from either direction is a short spur that breaks off and provides access to the su...
Learn more about Mount Wilcox Road

Sky Peak Road is a short connector between Beartown Mountain Road and Wilcox Mountain Road. The trail begins from Beartown and climbs from 1760 to 1900 feet in the short 0.7 miles of the trail over loose rock. The trail is well-graded in most sections, with some showing exposed rock. The trail ends...
Learn more about Sky Peak Road

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 route of the Ohio and Western Railroad. Multiple former stations can be observed along the route. ...
Learn more about T-743/T-727

This trail goes through Burnt-Rossman State Forest. It is a mostly maintained dirt road with occasional mud holes or deep ruts in sections. Deep water can accumulate in the ruts in the spring. There is a great primitive camping area Arthur Hopkins campsite on a small pond just off the road.
Learn more about Burnt- Rossman Hill Road

Mt Wilcox Road is the main loop that meanders through Beartown State Forest. The loop is 4.3 miles and climbs from 1,600 feet to 2,100 feet. The trail begins and ends off Benedict Pond Road. Halfway through the route from either direction is a short spur that breaks off and provides access to the su...
Learn more about Mount Wilcox Road

Sky Peak Road is a short connector between Beartown Mountain Road and Wilcox Mountain Road. The trail begins from Beartown and climbs from 1760 to 1900 feet in the short 0.7 miles of the trail over loose rock. The trail is well-graded in most sections, with some showing exposed rock. The trail ends...
Learn more about Sky Peak Road