Dirt Bike Trails
Near Yatesville, Pennsylvania

Darkwater 104 is a small loop trail in the timbered area. Expect just what you would think with this trail being from timbering. It has some rocks and stumps mixed in with some brush and sticks. Everything can be avoided if you are careful.
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Trail 105 is a connector between 5 and 94. It is also the only way to get to Darkwater 106. This was an old road that led to a hunting lease but now connects multiple trails in the area. Expect a few exposed rocks and a few stumps.
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Darkwater 96 is a connector from 5 to 15 trails. It works up through the brushy open woods area to meet up with 105. There are stumps, rocks, sticks, and brush on this trail. It is stock-friendly and the obstacles are spaced apart enough to fit in between.
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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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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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Burma 23 is a short, uneventful trail that leads to the property boundary. Please stay on the trail and the property. This is an easy trail with very few obstacles to worry about. The trail is a great pull-off to take lunch or regroup but should not be used as an access point.
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Burma 72 is a loose rocky uphill to start the trail. It is very rocky but not a terrible trail. The first half is rough and the second part is actually quite smooth and easy. Watch for the loose rocks and tree branches as you work through this trail.
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Burma 55 is a transition type of trail that ends at a gate on the property boundary. It leads between two main trails and then branches off onto a dead end. The trail is easy with small puddles and a few small rocks to go around.
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This is a long trail if run continuously. Most only run it as a connection to other areas. 20 includes a few sections of trail in the bowl area of Burma. Some of these are flat in the valley and others are steep serious hill climbs.
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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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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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This trail is a rocky hill making its way up the mountain. The rocks are big enough that full-size vehicles need at least 35" tires to tackle this trail. Some of the rock obstacles are part of the grown but a lot of them are loose and will shift.
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Darkwater 106 is part of the old hunting lease area and it used to be gated off. Don't expect much with this trail though as it just goes back and dead ends. It is an easier trail that just goes to a small clearing.
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Burma 56 starts as a very overgrown side trail but then opens up to be part of the wide trail leading across this section of the property. It is another trail with small rocks and a few little washouts to work through. Besides the brushy start, it is an easier trail.
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Burma 71 is the top part of a 3-part trail--the others are 78 and 69. This is an easier hill that leads from 78 up to Burma Road. Burma Road is not legal to ride on. This trail is rocky with small smooth sections.
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Darkwater 94 is a trail that was recently put in. It is a skidder trail that trees were cut on. It is a mostly flat trail with just a few slight changes of elevation. Expect rocks and stumps that can be navigated around to make it an easier trail.
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Burma 54 is a little bit of coal road and a little bit of wooded trail. This blend is a fun diversity and makes for an easy but enjoyable trail. Watch for small muddy puddles, a random rock or two, and tree branches as you drive through 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 single track is not for the beginner and is just for MX dirtbikes. These trail sections are very narrow paths that are sometimes only as wide as the handle bars. There can be very steep hills, large drop-offs, dangerous turns, and so much more. Please use caution if you are not familiar with th...
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Trail 58 is part of the main coal road and the property exit onto Burma Road. This is an easier trail with wide and narrow areas and few obstacles. Expect small rocks, puddles, and simple trail debris along your way. If used as an exit, there is no trail off of Burma Road; you'll have to drive down ...
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Darkwater 104 is a small loop trail in the timbered area. Expect just what you would think with this trail being from timbering. It has some rocks and stumps mixed in with some brush and sticks. Everything can be avoided if you are careful.
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Trail 105 is a connector between 5 and 94. It is also the only way to get to Darkwater 106. This was an old road that led to a hunting lease but now connects multiple trails in the area. Expect a few exposed rocks and a few stumps.
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Darkwater 96 is a connector from 5 to 15 trails. It works up through the brushy open woods area to meet up with 105. There are stumps, rocks, sticks, and brush on this trail. It is stock-friendly and the obstacles are spaced apart enough to fit in between.
Learn more about Darkwater 96

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.
Learn more about Burma 64 Part 1

Darkwater 104 is a small loop trail in the timbered area. Expect just what you would think with this trail being from timbering. It has some rocks and stumps mixed in with some brush and sticks. Everything can be avoided if you are careful.
Learn more about Darkwater 104

Trail 105 is a connector between 5 and 94. It is also the only way to get to Darkwater 106. This was an old road that led to a hunting lease but now connects multiple trails in the area. Expect a few exposed rocks and a few stumps.
Learn more about Darkwater 105

Darkwater 96 is a connector from 5 to 15 trails. It works up through the brushy open woods area to meet up with 105. There are stumps, rocks, sticks, and brush on this trail. It is stock-friendly and the obstacles are spaced apart enough to fit in between.
Learn more about Darkwater 96

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.
Learn more about Burma 64 Part 1