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![]() Note: The free trail maps on this website have been simplified to provide an overview with approximate locations of trails and special features. Read Full Disclaimer. |
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Take exit 30 off I-80. Head south on Rt.15 to Lewisburg. Turn right onto Rt.192 and head west. Park at Sand Bridge State Park. Take exit 29 off I-80 (10 miles west of Rt.15). From exit ramp go down hill to dirt road. Park at intersection with Sugar Valley Narrows Rd. The Forest Headquarters is located just south of Eastville on McCall Dam Road. Take I-80 to Exit 28, then Forest Hwy. 880 to Carroll. Pass Carroll and go left to Eastville.
General Description:
The Trails: Bald Eagle State Forest Eastern Section All state forest roads are open to mountain biking. In addition, Bald Eagle State Forest features 25 off-road mountain bike trails. They are all located near R.B. Winter State Park, totalling 48 miles of rideable trails -- with nearly 100 miles of connecting forestry roads. These roads are mostly hard-packed dirt covered with loose stones. Listed below are some of the easy to moderate mountain bike routes. On some of the moderate rides you will encounter technical sections.
Easy Trails: These trails will be well-marked, wide, relatively level and smooth, often grass covered. Top Mountain Trail: 4.8 miles (easy, moderate, advanced) Spring Mountain Trail: 3.3 miles (easy) Bake Oven Trail: 1.1 miles (easy) Sugar Valley Narrows Road: (easy)
Moderate Trails: These trails may be narrow and steep with rocky sections. The less experienced rider may need to walk on the more difficult sections. Stony Gap Trail: 1.5 miles (moderate) Cowbell Hollow Trail: 2.8 miles (moderate) Bear Gap Trail: 1.9 miles (moderate, advanced)
For more information: Bureau Of Forestry Phone: (570) 922-3344 (Park trail map available online)
R. B. Winter State Park Phone: (570) 966-1455 (Park trail map available online)
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