@@TheCanAmCrew I’m from middleburg, we have the sunder Union county trails but rumor has it they closed them for good. I don’t really know where to go ride at
@@farmalllover8217 do you have Facebook? Send me a message and I can tell you the trails we ride. Parks and outlaw trails. Your a little over an hour east of me.
never been to the forest, but I ride frequently at majestic trails. have been to kinzua bridge a bunch of times its only 30 minutes from majestic trails and its a pretty cool place!
@@TheCanAmCrew let me know when, we can meet up! I talk to you in IG from time to time. They have 40 miles of trails. I have a seasonal site there an am up there every few week in the summer, I’m from buffalo NY. It’s definitely not the HMT trails, but it’s a decent place for being close to us.
The Can Am Crew yeah there’s nothing wrong with taking a break from doing extreme trail riding. I’m definitely going to make a trip there how many miles of trails is there
I see the max width is 64" for the trails. I upgraded wheels and tires on my stock 64" Can Am and now I sit around 67". I can swap back to the OEM's to ride there if needed. Just wondering how strictly this is enforced? More than willing to play by the rules but would prefer my 30" tires over my 28" ones.
Yes, it has a lot of history. The kinzua bridge was the tallest and longest of its kind in the world when it was built in the 1800s. It was taken out by a tornado in 2003 I believe it was. It’s in mount Jewett pa. Very cool to see in person.
Do you happen to know if their are any full size 4x4 vehicle trails in the allegheny national forest? I live near it and I’m trying to find a place to test out my new roof top tent.
I don’t love far away and we ride on trails that aren’t State Park trails. I’m about 30-45min north of the Bridge still in PA but on the border and we have miles of trails which some lead to restaurants to eat.
@@TheCanAmCrew Thanks for the reply. I live in western PA as well, and ride all the trail systems you ride, but I'm currently on a dirt bike. I'm looking to get a x3 but cant decide between 64 or 72 wide. Other then here does Scott with the XRC or any one else with 72" machines have a hard time getting around anywhere? Looking for some feed back, on what you would recommend and why. Also, keep the good content coming!
@@450xxfmfxboyxx thank you, if you plan to ride a bunch of different places or even travel to ride definitely go with the 72” machine. If I could do it all over again I would give up the couple hundred miles of pa state trails to have one. We originally went with a 64 because of state trails. We ride so many places that a 72 would be better. Scott has been everywhere I’ve been with his except ANF and whiskey springs.
We just got a krx 1000 and I wanna ride these trails but the bridge you guys crossed on the timberline trail looks really narrow. Do you think the KRX would fit through ? It’s 68 inches wide.
The talon is a heavy 68 inches maybe even 69” if I remember correctly. I would say you would probably fit but it will be really tight going across their bridges. My flares on the back stick out to 71” and they fold in going across them.
@@dwightrhodes2051 they should make it 72” so all sxs’s can ride it. What bothers me is that you register and insure your 72 machines in pa and you can’t even use the state trails which is what the registration is for haha. It doesn’t make sense to me. They have to pay but can’t use it.
This is definitely on my bucket list! I just bought my first titled atv and I want to do so public trail riding. I’m in central pa
Awesome, we are also in central pa. Hollidaysburg to be exact. There is lots of riding around here.
@@TheCanAmCrew I’m from middleburg, we have the sunder Union county trails but rumor has it they closed them for good. I don’t really know where to go ride at
@@farmalllover8217 do you have Facebook? Send me a message and I can tell you the trails we ride. Parks and outlaw trails. Your a little over an hour east of me.
@@TheCanAmCrew who do I message exactly
@@farmalllover8217 we have a page on Facebook called the can am crew.
Greetz from far away, from germany. You have realy nice trials there, we missing in germany.
Cool to be a belgian malinois thank you for watching, we definitely have a lot of trails around here to ride.
@@TheCanAmCrew enjoy it and stay safe 👍
never been to the forest, but I ride frequently at majestic trails. have been to kinzua bridge a bunch of times its only 30 minutes from majestic trails and its a pretty cool place!
We will have to take a trip up to majestic soon. I’ve heard a lot about it.
@@TheCanAmCrew let me know when, we can meet up! I talk to you in IG from time to time. They have 40 miles of trails. I have a seasonal site there an am up there every few week in the summer, I’m from buffalo NY. It’s definitely not the HMT trails, but it’s a decent place for being close to us.
That’s a nice interesting trail/scenery
Honda ATV Adventures it’s a cool place to ride, nothing technical but really unique smooth deep forest trails.
The Can Am Crew yeah there’s nothing wrong with taking a break from doing extreme trail riding. I’m definitely going to make a trip there how many miles of trails is there
Honda ATV Adventures on a 4 wheeler I’d say around 80 miles. With our sxs at 64” we are only able to do 2 out of the 3 loops which is 55 miles.
The Can Am Crew that’s a pretty long trail then
Used to be a lot of rattler's down in all that mess below.
I see the max width is 64" for the trails. I upgraded wheels and tires on my stock 64" Can Am and now I sit around 67". I can swap back to the OEM's to ride there if needed. Just wondering how strictly this is enforced? More than willing to play by the rules but would prefer my 30" tires over my 28" ones.
I have ridden there being 68 inches wide but I have also seen people on Facebook groups say they got fined for being over width.
Nice place to ride! I’m there every weekend during season with my x3
We really like it there too. We usually try to make it up a few times a summer.
Quick question: Can you rent ATV at this park? Or do you have to bring your own....I can't afford to buy a whole vehicle.
You have to have your own.
that bridge looks like a interesting place ! Did i hear your kids mention a tornado is what destroyed part of it ? Where is that anyway ?
Yes, it has a lot of history. The kinzua bridge was the tallest and longest of its kind in the world when it was built in the 1800s. It was taken out by a tornado in 2003 I believe it was. It’s in mount Jewett pa. Very cool to see in person.
@@TheCanAmCrew cool thanks for the reply !
Do you happen to know if their are any full size 4x4 vehicle trails in the allegheny national forest? I live near it and I’m trying to find a place to test out my new roof top tent.
I don’t. The only place I know that you can wheel full size is rock run and rauch creek. Rock run is closed for The winter.
I don’t love far away and we ride on trails that aren’t State Park trails. I’m about 30-45min north of the Bridge still in PA but on the border and we have miles of trails which some lead to restaurants to eat.
That’s awesome, we really enjoyed riding up there.
I have rode snowmobiles on a lot of those trails .
It’s a beautiful area up there. We have snowmobiles too. They have some of the best trails.
to bad you couldnt fit on the bike trail those are the best trails there
Ya, I hear those trails are a lot of fun. I have a dirtbike, I might have to take it up there and give it a go haha.
Could you get a 72" machine on these trails?
No, they have gates and bridges set at 65” the state trails have a max width of 64” unfortunately.
@@TheCanAmCrew Thanks for the reply. I live in western PA as well, and ride all the trail systems you ride, but I'm currently on a dirt bike. I'm looking to get a x3 but cant decide between 64 or 72 wide. Other then here does Scott with the XRC or any one else with 72" machines have a hard time getting around anywhere? Looking for some feed back, on what you would recommend and why. Also, keep the good content coming!
@@450xxfmfxboyxx thank you, if you plan to ride a bunch of different places or even travel to ride definitely go with the 72” machine. If I could do it all over again I would give up the couple hundred miles of pa state trails to have one. We originally went with a 64 because of state trails. We ride so many places that a 72 would be better. Scott has been everywhere I’ve been with his except ANF and whiskey springs.
@@TheCanAmCrew Thanks for the input. Much Appreciated!
64 max ,, geez dont you pay attention, frkn tard
We just got a krx 1000 and I wanna ride these trails but the bridge you guys crossed on the timberline trail looks really narrow. Do you think the KRX would fit through ? It’s 68 inches wide.
Pa state trails are 64” max width. I’m
Not sure what the width of the bridge is but on our 64” machines it’s really tight.
How long did it take to do both of those trails looks like you did it in a couple hours? Great video TIA
Ya, it’s only a few hours of riding. Maybe 45 miles worth.
Should have done a fan ride I live right by them trails but have never rode them
Jay Neiz that’s a good idea. I think we’ll have to do that. I’ll hit you up Next time we come up that way. 👍
What state is this in?
Northern Pennsylvania near Marienville.
I’m guessing there are no other entrances and a talon will not fit through that gate¿
The talon is a heavy 68 inches maybe even 69” if I remember correctly. I would say you would probably fit but it will be really tight going across their bridges. My flares on the back stick out to 71” and they fold in going across them.
@@TheCanAmCrew so I might be able to fit my Rmax4 in there? It's 66".
@@dwightrhodes2051 ya, you’ll fit but I’ve heard of folks getting fined for being over 64” so you might want to take that into account.
@@TheCanAmCrew they should just make it 70" like SSRT
@@dwightrhodes2051 they should make it 72” so all sxs’s can ride it. What bothers me is that you register and insure your 72 machines in pa and you can’t even use the state trails which is what the registration is for haha. It doesn’t make sense to me. They have to pay but can’t use it.
Might as well bring a full size jeep riding those monsters on a 4 wheeler trail...laughable..
Unfortunately jeeps aren’t allowed on these trails, only utvs and atv are allowed.