4 trails found in Pennsylvania
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We found 4 off-road trails in Pennsylvania matching your search. Pick the one you're looking for below.

123 Muddy Loop
This is a side loop of trail 123. This is where most of the muddy spots are, making it a mud playground. The mud is not terribly deep and is great for splashing and getting the vehicle dirty but not buried. Just be cautious--the water can get deep at times.
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Ashland 123
Ashland 123 is a unique trail. You will have to go up a blue hill climb to get to this trail. There is no other access. Once up to this trail it isn't a bad trail and is nice and wooded with neat rock outcropping to see along the trail.
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St. Keirns 123
St. Keirns 123 is a great connector between the corner trails by 901 and the valley trails. The other ways around are longer or rougher, where this is smoother and easier to traverse through. Expect some challenges but it is a smooth trail that starts out like a field and ventures into the woods.
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123 - 115
This connector between two trails lives up to its name--it's a small path that smoothly links one trail to another. The trail is straightforward, flat, and lacks any significant obstacles. It serves as a convenient option for crossing over and altering your plan or route.
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