Where are the trails?

[Newtsy]

Hey All! New to the forums and complete newb to off-roading in general. Are there any sites or other resources you can point me to that will help me find any off-road trails I can take advantage of? Thanks!

 

[Trail4R]

Hey All! New to the forums and complete newb to off-roading in general. Are there any sites or other resources you can point me to that will help me find any off-road trails I can take advantage of? Thanks!

It depends on where you're located.

Quite a few posts on Trail4Runner.com for trails: https://trail4runner.com/category/4x4-trails

OnX always has good listings as well:

Off Road GPS Maps App: Find ATV, Dirt Bike, UTV, 4x4 Trails | onX

Join thousands of off-roaders in planning and discovering 650K+ miles of off-road trails. Keep all of your trails, tracks, campsites, and markups in one app.

www.onxmaps.com

 

[Blackteqrunner]

I would second OnX application. It's really helpful in finding available trails near you. Where are you located?

 

[Newtsy]

I would second OnX application. It's really helpful in finding available trails near you. Where are you located?

Hi Blackteqrunner!

I live in Northampton County, PA. I did go check out the OnX website and based on what I could see there doesn't appear to be anything available in terms of "official" trails? But this is coming from someone who is completely new to this aspect of outdoor recreation.

 

[Brendan]

Hi Blackteqrunner!

I live in Northampton County, PA. I did go check out the OnX website and based on what I could see there doesn't appear to be anything available in terms of "official" trails? But this is coming from someone who is completely new to this aspect of outdoor recreation.

You can try looking at https://www.alltrails.com/ You can put in off road driving for activity and maybe something close to you will show up.

 

[fur runner]

PA Wilds Pennsylvania BDR-X

The PA Wilds BDR-X is a spur off the Mid Atlantic BDR in Pennsylvania designed by one of the original architects of the MABDR.

ridebdr.com

PA has a TON of public off pavement trails. You should also check out the Mid Atlantic BDR and New England one. Between the three there are a lot of close options for you

 

[Jjbailey930]

PA state game lands have tons of off road trails. Head up to Jim Thorpe or out to Pine Grove for https://www.rc4x4.org/ Rausch Creek. Old strip mining lands too.

 

[Archer80]

Reading Outdoors https://readingoutdoors.com/

AOAA https://www.aoaatrails.com/maps

Both have Wild to Mild.


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