ATV/Snowmobiling
Come play on the hundreds of miles of ATV and snowmobile trails in the Pennsylvania Great Outdoors region. For ATV and snowmobile riders, the Allegheny National Forest in Forest County offers great trails to ride. Each May and October, more than 1,000 ATV enthusiasts flock to Forest County for Tour-de-Forest, a fun organized leisure ride. ATV organizations and clubs in the region host fun trail rides each year. Sinnemahoning and Sizerville State Parks in Cameron County provide snowmobilers easy access to the trail system in the nearby Elk State Forest, giving riders endless opportunities for adventure.
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The Cook's Run Division Snowmobile Trails offer 75.42 miles of scenic winter riding located within Sproul State Forest across Cameron and Clinton counties.
28.73 miles snowmobile trail in Elk and McKean Counties
Elk County Riders ATV's mission is to promote on and off-road ATV and UTV recreation with our latest initiative "Trail of Dreams, an Elk County ATV Vision"
100 miles of maintained snowmobile trails and joint-use roads in Cameron, Elk, and Potter Counties with access at Sizerville and Sinnemahoning State Parks.
Their purpose is to stimulate interest, promote safety, and advance the general welfare of ATV riding. Check out their website.
ATV and dirt bike riding on a former AMA Motocross track and a 50-acres woods riding trail system. Lodge has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and sleeps 12.
More than 75 miles with three interconnecting loops for ATV and motorbike trails. Open Friday before Memorial Day-last Sunday in September and late December-April 1. Main trailhead parking on Route. 66, north of Marienville.
Hundreds of miles of trails designated for hiking, bicycling, equestrian, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, dirtbike, and ATV riding. Outdoor recreation including swimming, boating, fishing, hunting, picnicking, and camping. Marienville Ranger District Office, Marienville, PA – Open Tuesday thru Saturday, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed on federal holidays.
Their purpose is to stimulate interest, promote safety, and advance the general welfare of snowmobile riding.
23 mile Off Highway Motorcycle (OHM-dirt bike) and ATV Trail rated most difficult, very demanding and challenging with rocky surface winding through the forest.
