FRO Trails Mapping, Parking and Entry Points

Famous Reading Outdoors (FRO) offers trail systems and lands that have become a treasured destination for ATV, Dirt Bike, UTV and mountain bike enthusiasts. Pennsylvania Off-Roading and a Leader in ATV Tourism. A Family-Oriented Recreation & Trails Park for Motorized & Non-Motorized Vehicles & Events located in Schuylkill and Northumberland counties in Central Eastern Pennsylvania. Famous Reading Outdoors is actively managing a family-friendly motorized, non-motorized and recreation facility which require yearly memberships. Learn more visit FRO site »

Famous Reading Outdoors Map Legend. Additionally, FRO MEMBERS/GUESTS are to ONLY USE the DESIGNATED PARKING AREAS when attending the park. Failure to comply may result in towing at your own expense. All Railroad property is private property and off-limits to all FRO permit holders. No riding anywhere around Railroad tracks.

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DISCLAIMER: RIDING ON FAMOUS READING OUTDOORS, LLC (“FRO”) PROPERTIES IS A PRIVILEGE NOT A RIGHT. These maps are only meant as a guide and not of actual boundary lines and/or any conditions of FRO Properties. Be advised that all fencing, poles, signage, and other marking devices are in place to inform you of areas not to travel or prohibited from entering and/or indicate potential hazards. FRO assumes no risk of the accuracy of these maps and/or the safe conditions of any trail, facility, parking area, and/or any other area depicted on the map and/or located on FRO Properties. FRO shall not be held responsible for any damages and/or claims whatsoever arising from the use of these maps. Outdoor recreation has a higher level of risk than most activities, and can be potentially hazardous, dangerous, and/or lethal. Forms of outdoor recreation permitted are set forth on the Access Permit. Risk is always a factor with participating in activities permitted by the Access Permit and there are many risks, both natural and/or man-made, that could lead to injury or death while on FRO Properties. Trail conditions can change while an individual is on FRO Properties, and it is the sole responsibility of the individual to be aware of any changes in conditions and/or to be aware of all conditions. IT IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF ACCESS PERMIT HOLDERS TO FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES WITH THE FRO PROPERTIES. BY ENTERING FRO PROPERTIES, ALL INDIVIDUALS AGREE TO ASSUME ALL RISKS, HARM AND RESPONSIBILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE USE OF FRO PROPERTIES. Further, all individuals who enter FRO Properties agrees to purchase an Access Permit and to comply with all rules and regulations of FRO together with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules and regulations.

LOT #1: BURMA TRAILS PARKING

From Route 61 go East on Hancock St. From the traffic light at Second and East Hancock Streets in St. Clair continue on East Hancock Street for 7/10 of a mile. Parking is wide spot the east side of the road. The roadway changes its name to Burma Road near this location.

 Driving Directions (GPS coordinates: 40.7284137,-76.1784213) »

Burma tract offers trails suitable for ATVS, Dirt Bikes, Full Sized Vehicles and non-motorized vehicles. This tract offers both wooded and open land riding. This area is great for all levels of riders. In this tract of land there are various low lying areas where mud pits have accumulated. If you are looking to get dirty, this tract offers numerous mudding pits.

LOT #2 : DARKWATER TRAILS PARKING

From the intersection of Route 61 and Darkwater Road travel west on Darkwater Road to the top of the hill on the north side of the road. Parking lot is through the tire archway.

 Driving Directions (GPS coordinates: 40.73122,-76.21322) »

Darkwater tract offers trails suitable for ATVS, Dirt Bikes, Full Sized Vehicles and non-motorized vehicles. This tract offers both wooded and open land riding. This area is great for all levels of riders. In this tract of land there are various low lying areas where mud pits have accumulated. If you are looking to get dirty, this tract offers numerous mudding pits.

LOT #3: LOCUST GAP TRAILS PARKING

From the intersection of SR54 and Marshall Road, travel approx. ½ mile on Marshall Road. Parking is down dirt road located on the left side of roadway.

 Driving Directions (GPS coordinates: 40.762872, -76.449278) »

Locust Gap tract offers trails suitable for ATVS, Dirt Bikes, Full Sized Vehicles and non-motorized vehicles. This tract of land is primarily wooded. This tract of land is suitable for all levels of riders. This tract offers various low lying areas where mudding pits have accumulated. In the tract of land there is not much open ground for easy cruising. This tract is more suitable for those looking to ride in a more heavily wooded area.

LOT #4: ASHLAND MTN SOUTH

Coming from south of Ashland, take Route 61 north until it becomes Hoffman Blvd. The turn for the parking lot is on the right next to the car lot at 500 South Hoffman Blvd.

 Driving Directions (GPS coordinates: 40.778806, -76.337167) »

Ashland tract offers trails suitable for ATVS, Dirt Bikes, Full Sized Vehicles and non-motorized vehicles. This tract of land is primarily wooded. This tract of land is suitable for all levels of riders. This tract offers mountainous terrain. In the tract of land there is not much open ground for easy cruising. This tract is more suitable for those looking to ride in a more heavily wooded area.

LOT #5: ASHLAND MTN NORTH

Take 61 N until you come into Ashland, make a left onto Centre Street. 0.3 miles make a right onto Catawissa Road. From Locust Gap: Take 54E into Ashland, make a left onto Catawissa Road

 Driving Directions (GPS coordinates: 40.785417, -76.342003) »

Ashland tract offers trails suitable for ATVS, Dirt Bikes, Full Sized Vehicles and non-motorized vehicles. This tract of land is primarily wooded. This tract of land is suitable for all levels of riders. This tract offers mountainous terrain. In the tract of land there is not much open ground for easy cruising. This tract is more suitable for those looking to ride in a more heavily wooded area.

LOT #6: TOWER CITY TRAIL

From Interstate 81 going South: Take exit 107 (US209) toward Tower City. At the fork, keep right then merge onto US209 S. Travel 6 miles then turn left onto OA-325 W/S 10th Street, continue to follow 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Gold Mine Road, in .06 miles the Trail Head will be on your left.

Driving Directions (GPS coordinates: 40°33’56.3″N 76°32’14.4″W  / 40.5656389,-76.5373611) »

From Interstate 81 going North: Take exit 90 towards Fisher Avenue. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Lickdale/Lebanon, (150ft) turn left onto Fisher Avenue. Turn left onto PA-72 for 5.6 miles then make a left onto Gold Mine Road. In 6.4 miles the trail head will be on your right.