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OHV 61- A trail of Rock Run Recreation Area. OHV 61 is a designated Off-Highway Vehicle Trail and should be able to be traversed with little skill and patience. OHV 61 serves as a short bypass for OHV 54 via OHV 56. You will encounter several flat rocks on this trail up to a foot in height. This is ...
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Locust Gap 61 is a little side trail that dead ends. To avoid going off the property, keep a lookout for the signs! While you are on this trail, depending on the time of year, it may appear overgrown with vegetation and other brushy plants. If rain has been in the forecast, you will find muddy ruts ...
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Forest Road J 61 is a dead-end road that starts at Bob Pitts Road. It is a 2.3-mile-long trail that takes you through the southeast part of the Blackwater River State Forest and takes you to a camping and swimming spot at the Blackwater River. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose ...
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BLM 61 serves as a prominent 3.6-mile backcountry spine trail accessed directly off Highway 89, plunging explorers straight into the scenic heart of the high desert. Earning its notorious local nickname as "Washboard City," this heavily tracked route consists almost entirely of vivid, exceptionally ...
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Highway 61 winds through tall pines up and down the hilly terrain of Paul Bunyan State Forest. Riders should expect short but occasionally steep grades, tight trees, roots, and loose rocks throughout. Riders should proceed with the understanding that deadfalls in this system are much more common tha...
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Trail 61 was a moderate trail with ruts, rock, and some off-camber. The trail is a fun trail with a scenic view of the area. The trail conditions can change with rain and this could lead to more ruts but overall this trail still will be moderate. Please don't go alone as there is no cellphone servic...
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Burma 61 is more like a road in certain spots than a trail. It is also the access point for the police training area, so there is part that goes off of the property. Stay on the trails and avoid these areas. The other sections of the trail are easier sections of old coal roads with small obstacles a...
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St. Keirns 61 is a longer trail that leads from the 901 Pub route around the lake called the 88. It leads down to the edge of the water. Be careful it is very deep. There are some amazing views along this trail so take the time to enjoy. There are rocks, washouts, and other obstacles along the way.
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Darkwater 61 is an easy-to-intermediate trail. The reason for the intermediate rating is the slightly rocky hill climb on the side of Trail 4. The top part of the trail is easier with just a few challenging spots. This is a nice shortcut from Trail 4 to the other side of Trail 4.
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Green 61 is situated between Green 57 and Big Foot 6. This is a non-directional trail so you can run it from either direction. You will be connected to Yellow 22 at one end of the trail and to Green 57 at the other end of the trail.
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