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OHV 57 - A trail of Rock Run Recreation Area. OHV 57 is a designated Off-Highway Vehicle Trail and should be able to be traversed with little skill and patience. OHV 57 intersects on one end with Upper Briar Path and at the other end with OHV 54. It is just under a tenth of a mile in length and is e...
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Locust Gap 57 is a trail that runs parallel to Highway 54 near Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania. The trail features a relatively smooth gravel surface, but expect small rocks along the way. The trail takes you to several up and downhills with terrain that can become loose, causing a loss of traction.
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Trail 57 almost becomes a loop trail it is an easier trail for most of it but the end of the northern side has a rocky stream crossing. It is a hard green trail and can be done with a stock vehicle. Watch for small trail debris and rocks.
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Darkwater 57 is one of the fingers of this hill area that leads from the parking lot down to Trail 1. This hill trail is a rocky connector that can be used to mix up your route while playing in this trail area. There are multiple fingers to choose from that are all about the same.
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Burma 57 is a long trail with a loop. Most use it to get to other trails, but you could run it continuously as it is a nice long trail. This covers multiple terrain types, from wide-open coal roads to wooded trails with hills and puddles.
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