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Pohopoco Tract ATV Area

Sunday, December 15, 2024

Other Names

Dixon R. Miller Recreation Area, Miller Dixon Recreation Area, Delaware State Forest, Pohopco Mountains, Pimple Hill, Dilldown Creek, Dixon Miller ATV Trail, Ridge Creek Trail, Miller Trail, Bitzer Trail, Mac's Trail, Old Farm Road, Monroe County

Last Known StatusOpen

This state forest offers 14 miles of ATV trails with scenic views of the Pocono Mountains. The majority of the terrain is hard packed and smooth but there are some sections that are a bit rugged with sharp rocks and scattered tree roots. During wet weather the trails often become soggy and waterlogged, creating some wide and deep puddles.

The staging area is only open during daylight hours but camping with direct off-road trail access can be found a few minutes away at Peaceful Woodlands Family Campground. The campground features RV sites with electric and water hookups, cabin rentals, a swimming pool and general store that sells firewood, bagged ice and propane.

The trails open for the summer season beginning Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September, then re-opens for winter riding the day after deer hunting season (generally two weeks after Thanksgiving) through April 1.

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REGULATIONS

Permit RequiredNoATVs must be registered and have proof of liability insurance.
Dates OpenMemorial Day through last weekend in September, re-opens after deer hunting season through April 1
Other ATV Stickers AcceptedYes(AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, IA, ID, IN, LA, MA, ME, MI, MN, MO, MT, ND, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, RI, UT, VT, WA, WI)
Spark ArrestorYesA spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.
Noise LimitYes (99 dB)
Whip FlagsNot Required
Maximum Vehicle WidthYes (58 inches)has entrance gate or posts
vehicles under 1200lbs and 58 inches wide permitted
Allow Dirt Bikes, Trail Bikes and Motorcycles Motorcycles & Dirt BikesProhibited
Allow All Terrain Vehicles / Quads / Four Wheelers ATVsPermitted(maximum width 58 inches)
Allow Utility Terrain Vehicles, Side by Sides (SXS), RZR UTV & SXSPermitted(maximum width 58 inches)
Allow 4x4 Jeeps, SUVs and 4 x 4 Trucks with License Plates SUVs & Jeeps (registered)Prohibited
Dune Buggy & Sand Rail
4x4 (unregistered)
Prohibited
2 Stroke EnginesNo Restriction
MX Helmet RequiredYeshelmets required by state law
Camping / Overnight RV Parking CampingProhibited
Campfire Restrictions CampfiresProhibited
Night RidingNoriding permitted during daylight hours
Trail BlazingProhibitedstay on designated trails
Rule Enforcement
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TERRAIN

Approx Size2,560 acres (4 sq mi)
Miles Of Trail14
Climate TypeForest
Elevation1800 to 2200 ft.
Trail MaintenanceMarked, Not Rated, Lightly Maintained
Loose DirtThis trail has some loose dirt.Some
Hard PackThe trail has mostly hard pack terrain.Mostly
SandThis trail has no sandy areas.None
MudThe trail has some mud after it rains.Some
DustThe trail has little dust on typical days.Little
RocksThis trail has little rocks.Little
TreesThe trail has almost all trees.All
Steep HillsThis trail has few steep hills.Few
Water CrossingsThe trail has few water crossings.Few
Small JumpsThis trail has no small jumps.None
Large JumpsThis trail has no large jumps.None
BermsThe trail has no berms.None
Sand/Gravel PitsThis state forest has no sand or gravel pits.None
Single TrackThis state forest has no single track trails.None
RoadsThis state forest has few roads.Few
ShadeThis state forest has some shaded areas.Some
HazardsThis trail has few hazards.Few(hazards assumed marked but use caution)
Easy Terrain NoviceThis trail has mostly beginner terrain.Mostly
Moderate Terrain AmateurThis trail has some intermediate level terrain.Some
Difficult Terrain ExpertThis trail has no expert terrain.None

TYPE OF AREA

AreaMotorized Trails
LandState Forest

KEY SERVICES

Gasoline Gasoline1-5 Miles (N)Exxon (570) 646-3448
Diesel Diesel1-5 Miles (N)Exxon (570) 646-3448
Potable Water Water1-5 Miles (SE)Peaceful Woodlands Family Campground (570) 646-9255
RV Hookups RV Hookup1-5 Miles (SE)Peaceful Woodlands Family Campground (570) 646-9255
RV Dump Station RV Disposal1-5 Miles (SE)Peaceful Woodlands Family Campground (570) 646-9255
Primitive Camping Campground5-20 Miles (W)Hickory Run State Park Campground (570) 443-0400
Convenience Store Conv Store1-5 Miles (SE)Peaceful Woodlands Family Campground (570) 646-9255

FEES & PASSES

Parking(None)
Entry(None)
Riding(None)
Camping(None)

RATINGS

Our RatingRating
Recommended StayFull Day
Comments(Scroll Down For Rider Reviews & Comments)

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Nearest CityBlakeslee, PA
AddressTower Road, Albrightsville, PA 18210
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Trail MapGo To Trail Map
From: Arlington Heights, PA
1) Take I-80 West to Exit 284
2) Turn left (south) off the exit ramp onto SR-115, continue 5.2 miles
3) Turn right (west) on Tower Road, continue about 100 yards
4) Staging area is on the left.

OFFICIAL CONTACTS

Contact InfoDelaware State Forest
2174A Route 611
Swiftwater, PA 18370
(570) 895-4000
fd19@pa.gov
www.dcnr.pa.gov
Contact InfoPennsylvania ATV Registration / Insurance Info
P.O. Box 8553
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8553
(866) 545-2476
(717) 783-9227
ra-snowatv@pa.gov
www.dcnr.pa.gov
Contact InfoPennsylvania Game Commission
2001 Elmerton Ave.
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797
(717) 787-4250
pgccomments@pa.gov
www.pgc.pa.gov
CommentPennsylvania hunting season info and dates.
Contact InfoPeaceful Woodlands Family Campground
114 WT Family Blvd
Blakeslee, PA 18610
(570) 646-9255
camping@peacefulwoodlands.com
www.peacefulwoodlands.com
CommentCampground with direct trail access.

RIDER COMMENTS & REVIEWS

Pohopoco Tract Trail Photo

Pohopoco Tract ATV Area Trail

Yes, these ATV trails get a little muddy during the winter season, and the summer season too, so just expect that.

Pohopoco Tract Trail Photo

Kawasaki ATV parked in middle of deep water puddle.

Here is a free Kawasaki ATV if you want to swim for it. Expect to encounter several deep puddles after a rain storm.

Pohopoco Tract Trail Photo

View from seat of ATV parked in center of trail looking at wide and deep water puddle.

After a good rain, the ATV trails get waterlogged. But if you wait a few days to let the area dry out it is not so bad.

Pohopoco Tract Trail Photo

Young man sitting on Yamaha Raptor with red and white plastic covered in mud.

Another shot taken during the winter season. You're gonna have to power wash your ATV after this short ride, but it is still a lot of fun.

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