Off-Road Trails in Pennsylvania

This is a spur trail off Burnt Hill Road, this trail leads you into the western side of Finger Lakes National Forest. It drops you in a small clearing with a primitive campsite. If there has been any rain, there is a wet area with a solid base on the drive-in.
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Please Note: A Piney Rail Riders membership or day pass is required to drive this trail. The trail is designated for dirt bikes, quads, trikes, side by sides, argos, snowmobiles, horses, dual sport bikes, and go karts. Trucks, jeeps, and vehicles designed for on-road driving that are converted for o...
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Singletrack C is an almost 7-mile loop broken into 7 sections of varying difficulty. Each section starts and ends at an easily accessible location off of one of the ATV paths, so if you had enough or want to only hit a specific section, you can. Singletrack CG is the seventh and last part of this lo...
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Carpenter Road is a seasonal road connecting Route 414 and Lake Ave in the Village of Burdett. Be prepared to pull to the side and listen to the water rush by. The runoff stream has many waterfalls deep down in the ravine. Traveling out of the village offers a wide-open view of the lake at the top.
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Stony Run Road is a Maintained dirt/gravel road that is easily navigated by just about any vehicle. There is no winter maintenance in the forest, however. There can be some washboard sections. It is a scenic road with streams and areas of evergreens to keep that lush forest look even in the winter....
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Table Falls is one of the prettiest roadside attractions in the Quehanna Wilds Area. The Table Falls Loop takes you through some great scenery on this 20-mile ride. It follows Red Run through the woods and down the hill to the point where it meets Mix Run, finally meeting up with the Bennett Branch ...
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This road can be taken from either end, if entering from the RT120 side you will encounter a steep climb and some awesome views. Take a minute to stop at the Sinnemahoning Vista which is marked by what appears to be a homemade sign. The views of Sinnemahoning Creek below and the hilltops all around ...
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Ridge road can be taken from either end, if entering from the RT120 side you will encounter a steep climb up about 1250 feet as the gravel road takes you to the top of the ridge. While this road offers no real challenges as any vehicle can make this trip it does offer some of the most amazing views ...
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"Easy, seasonal forest road on the Delaware State Forest. It starts in a small dirt lot off Old Greentown Road. The trail opens just before the state archery season in the fall and closes in early winter. The trail is a narrow woodland path. Downed branches will be encountered. A few muddy areas may...
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Hunter Road is a pretty well-maintained gravel road through Bald Eagle State Forest. There are plenty of places to pull off and enjoy the scenery. All along the trail, there are hunting cabins so it could get more traffic during hunting season. Towards the end of the trail, there is a vista with a r...
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Henstep Valley Trail, also known as Henstep Jeep Trail, is a drivable trail located at the eastern end of Bald Eagle State Forest near the East Kettle ATV Trails. As with all drivable trails in the forest, vehicles must be licensed to travel on it. The east end of the trail is accessed from PA-235 a...
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3.2 mile Seasonal Road crossing through Moss Hill State Forest. Depending on the season, the trail can be muddy and rutted. New York State Land is often logged for timber and this track of land is no exception. A primitive campsite can be found at 42.32405, -77.20642 along the trail.
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Dark Hollow Trail follows a small stream and a 1420 foot elevation change along this 12-mile ride. This trail is a picturesque ride from the Quehanna highway to Sinnemahoning through the PA Wilds. Any vehicle can take this trip, although there is a 4 Ton weight. This area is wonderful from spring to...
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Ridge Road is located in Michaux State Forest, Southeast of Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. This is a pleasant and peaceful road that tours the northern half of the forest and includes views of the south and the Pinnacle Mountains. The road does cross Highway 233, but remains 95% gravel. Cell service is...
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The Odonnel Field Road runs North-South through Tuscarora State Forest in Pennsylvania. The high point of this dirt road has a beautiful unnamed overlook. This road does not have any campsites. There's minimal service at the Tuscarora State Forest, so be sure to download offline maps, although there...
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This narrow woodland path turns into a narrow rocky shelf road along the Upper Delaware River. The trail is in a non-maintenance Township and does pass through private property. STAY ON THE TRAIL! You will encounter landslides, downed trees, and snow/ice. The trail's highlight is where it passes thr...
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Singletrack C is an almost 7-mile loop broken into 7 sections of varying difficulty. Each section starts and ends at an easily accessible location off of one of the ATV paths, so if you had enough or want to only hit a specific section, you can. Singletrack CF is the sixth part of this loop. This se...
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Singletrack C is an almost 7-mile loop broken into 7 sections of varying difficulty. Each section starts and ends at an easily accessible location off one of the ATV paths, so if you have enough or want to only hit a specific section, you can. Singletrack CE is the fifth part of this loop. This trai...
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This is a good introduction to Wharton State Forest and the Pine Barrens. Typically this is an easy route. Wet weather creates large "puddles" in depressions in the trail that require some attention. It makes for a nice morning or afternoon trip with friends or family. There are good opportunities f...
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This is a non-maintained section of Minkler Mountain Road. The trail is extremely rocky with steep climbs, multiple ledges, and large rocks in the middle of the route.The trail has multiple mud holes along it. It is only one vehicle wide for most of its length and is tight. Water draining down the m...
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Please Note: A Piney Rail Riders membership or day pass is required to drive this trail. The trail is designated for dirt bikes, quads, trikes, side by sides, argos, snowmobiles, horses, dual sport bikes, and go karts. Trucks, jeeps, and vehicles designed for on-road driving that are converted for o...
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Ride from the Limestone Trail Head to Snug Harbor restaurant using trails and back roads. Snug is a great place to get an adult beverage and some food. All the township roads are legal to ride on the gravel. Be respectful, and don't tear it up.
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This is a very well-maintained gravel, mostly one-car-width road through Moshannon State Forest. Along the route, you will find many different types of trees and wildlife. There are plenty of spots along the road to pull over. There is a lot of traffic during the hunting season.
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This is a short, seasonal road through farmland. There are several large open cornfields, an old abandoned barn, and sections of hardwood forest. This trail connects from County Rt. 4 to County Rt. 1. Often, after heavy rain, the trail can be washed out and be more difficult as water will expose lay...
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Please Note: A Piney Rail Riders membership or day pass is required to drive this trail. The trail is designated for dirt bikes, quads, trikes, side by sides, argos, snowmobiles, horses, dual sport bikes, and go karts. Trucks, jeeps, and vehicles designed for on-road driving that are converted for o...
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Ride from the Limestone Trail Head to Snug Harbor restaurant using trails and back roads. Snug is a great place to get an adult beverage and some food. All the township roads are legal to ride on the gravel. Be respectful, and don't tear it up.
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This is a very well-maintained gravel, mostly one-car-width road through Moshannon State Forest. Along the route, you will find many different types of trees and wildlife. There are plenty of spots along the road to pull over. There is a lot of traffic during the hunting season.
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This is a short, seasonal road through farmland. There are several large open cornfields, an old abandoned barn, and sections of hardwood forest. This trail connects from County Rt. 4 to County Rt. 1. Often, after heavy rain, the trail can be washed out and be more difficult as water will expose lay...
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