Off-Road Trails
Near Hublersburg, Pennsylvania

This trail is within the Bald Eagle State Forest. It is State game land for hunting, and is gated during the off-season. It is a graded Gravel road with some turns and small slopes. There are a few small parking lots along the trail. It is a mix of pines and big timber. This trail is an out-and-back...
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Greens Run Road is primarily 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 can become rutted and harder to travel on. Greens Run Road is just south of Sproul State Forest. There are numerous spots...
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Woomers Divide Road is primarily 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 can become rutted and harder to travel on. Woomers Divide Road is just south of Sproul State Forest. There are numero...
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A standard out-and-back gravel Pennsylvania state forest road. It is scenic and peaceful. During the fall and early winter, the gate at the end of this road is open, giving access to an additional mile of forest road, but beyond that, the bridge is out and is unlikely to be replaced. This road offer...
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Beech Creek 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. Beech Creek Road is within Sproul State Forest. Beech Creek Road is the main road to access all the...
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This graded gravel road runs through Bald Eagle State Forest, featuring gentle hills and the winding layout typical of forest roads. It is a point-to-point route with several camps and residences along the way. Wildlife such as wild turkeys are commonly seen in the area. The road is easily accessibl...
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Siglerville-Milheim Pike provides access into Bald Eagle State Forest from the west. It crosses Penn's Creek as a paved road and then turns into gravel as you continue up the hill. After passing through Greenbrier Gap, the road continues up the hill, eventually becoming Mountain Church Road. Ther...
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Rag Valley Road is a nice gravel and dirt road that connects Mackeyville to Fire Tower Road in Clinton County. It is an easy trail in the spring, summer, and fall. The difficulty increases in the winter, as there is no winter maintenance on this trail. The trail is a gradual climb up the side of the...
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Tunnel Road is primarily 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 can become rutted and harder to travel on. Tunnel Road is within Bald Eagle State Forest and runs along Penns Creek. There ar...
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The Mnt Church Trail runs east to west through Bald Eagle State Forest in Pennsylvania. This trail makes for a scenic drive that takes you to the top of Big Poe Mountain. Mnt Church passes by several hiking trailheads and one of the most beautiful vistas in Bald Eagle State Forest. There's one motor...
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Bartley Hollow Road is primarily an ungraded dirt trail. It is classified as a PA Drivable Trail by the DCNR. It is a moderate ride in the summer months; however, there is no maintenance at all on this trail. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the trail can become heavily rutted and extremely hard...
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This trail is open for hunting season 9/18/25 to 1/26/26. It is on State game land, and when out of hunting season, it is gated. It is a simple, graded gravel road within Bald Eagle State Forest. It is an out-and-back type of trail. It has a few parking lots along this trail. There are pine trees an...
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This trail is a graded gravel road within the Bald Eagle State Forest. It is a point-to-point type of trail. It is a typical winding state forest road. Easily accessible during the summer months by car. The trail has some homes and camps off the trail. There is a section of tall pines, amongst oak t...
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Salt Lick Trail is primarily a dead-end, ungraded dirt trail. It is classified as a PA Drivable Trail by the DCNR. It is a moderate ride in the summer months; however, there is no maintenance at all on this trail. During times of rain, snow, and ice, the trail can become heavily rutted and extremely...
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Slide Hollow Trail is a dead-end, ungraded dirt trail. It ends on the east on private property and at the intersection of private roads. It is classified as a PA Drivable Trail by the DCNR. It is a moderate ride in the summer months; however, there is no maintenance at all on this trail. During time...
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Sand Spring Road is a bumpy and rutted dirt road that ends on private property. It is an out-and-back trail that cuts through the woods. There is plenty of room to turn around at the end. In the winter and spring, the road is pretty gnarly, but during the dry summer months, the road is quite a bit e...
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Siglerville Millheim Pike is a well-maintained gravel trail through Bald Eagle State Forest. The trail crosses multiple mountain peaks and valleys providing access to multiple spur trails and a vista of the surrounding mountains and communities. The trail traverses a forest of deciduous trees, pine,...
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At just under 5 miles, Poe Paddy Drive passes two beautiful vistas on its way from Pine Swamp Road to Poe Paddy State Park. This road can be broken into two sections as a passenger car can be driven most of the way including to the vistas. Once you pass the second vista, approximately 3.5 mi from Pi...
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Tower Trail is one of the more difficult trails in the area. It's a narrow single-track trail with a rocky hill climb, along with other rocky outcroppings along this short trail. If you start at the lower end of the trail, you'll need to take Deep Low Place trail to access it. Once you turn sharp to...
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Poe Valley Road is a well-maintained gravel trail through Bald Eagle State Forest. The trail starts in Poe Valley State Park and follows the Big Poe Creek before reaching Poe Paddy State Park. The trail traverses a forest of deciduous trees, pine, mountain laurel, and rhododendron. Only highway-lega...
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Trail 76 is a dead-end, ungraded, narrow dirt trail. It is part of the PA DCNR Bloody Skillet ATV Trail System located within Sproul State Forest. The trail system is open for use year-round except for being closed for two months during the spring fire season and in the fall for hunting season. Plea...
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Trail 80 is an ungraded, narrow dirt trail. It is part of the PA DCNR Bloody Skillet ATV Trail System located within Sproul State Forest. The trail system is open for use year-round except for being closed for two months during the spring fire season and in the fall for hunting season. Please call t...
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Trail 77 is an ungraded, narrow dirt trail. It is part of the PA DCNR Bloody Skillet ATV Trail System located within Sproul State Forest. The trail system is open for use year-round except for being closed for two months during the spring fire season and in the fall for hunting season. Please call t...
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Kato Orviston Road is primarily a graded gravel road with some short dirt sections. 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 rutted and harder to travel on. Kato Orviston Road is within Sproul State Fo...
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Trail 76 is a dead-end, ungraded, narrow dirt trail. It is part of the PA DCNR Bloody Skillet ATV Trail System located within Sproul State Forest. The trail system is open for use year-round except for being closed for two months during the spring fire season and in the fall for hunting season. Plea...
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Trail 80 is an ungraded, narrow dirt trail. It is part of the PA DCNR Bloody Skillet ATV Trail System located within Sproul State Forest. The trail system is open for use year-round except for being closed for two months during the spring fire season and in the fall for hunting season. Please call t...
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Trail 77 is an ungraded, narrow dirt trail. It is part of the PA DCNR Bloody Skillet ATV Trail System located within Sproul State Forest. The trail system is open for use year-round except for being closed for two months during the spring fire season and in the fall for hunting season. Please call t...
Learn more about Trail 77

Kato Orviston Road is primarily a graded gravel road with some short dirt sections. 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 rutted and harder to travel on. Kato Orviston Road is within Sproul State Fo...
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