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2,000+ acres in the Poconos. 98 miles of color-coded trails: rock crawls, muddy runs, scenic ridges. Kids areas: Mini-Moto, Pee-Wee, The Boneyard. Year-round.
What riders find
Lost Trails ATV Park in Dunmore, Pennsylvania is a 2,000-plus acre Pocono off-road playground. The scale alone makes it one of the largest off-road properties in the Northeast, and the 98 miles of color-coded trails covering rock crawls, muddy runs, and scenic ridges deliver multi-day exploration for local Scranton and Wilkes-Barre riders.
The 2,000-plus acre footprint is substantial for any American off-road property and is genuinely unusual in the densely developed Northeast. The size lets the property support multiple disciplines and rider types in dedicated areas without forcing compromises, and the trail mileage gives serious dual-sport, ATV, and adventure riders a real multi-day exploration system.
98 miles of trails are color-coded by difficulty. The color-coding system makes the property accessible to riders at every level, from absolute beginners on green-rated easy trails through expert riders working the black-rated rock crawls. The progressive difficulty structure means a household with mixed-skill riders can find dedicated trails for everyone.
Beyond the general trail system, dedicated kids areas serve the youngest riders. The Mini-Moto, Pee-Wee, and Boneyard zones give kids appropriately sized layouts and obstacles, separate from the full-size bikes and ATVs on the broader trail network. The kids' area separation reflects an operating culture focused on family-safe access.
Year-round operation is unusual for a Pennsylvania off-road property at this latitude. Most regional facilities shut down for cold-weather windows. Lost Trails' year-round commitment reflects sustained operating capital and serves the broader Pocono recreation calendar across all four seasons.
Daily, multi-day, seasonal, and group passes give riders flexible access options. The pass structure serves both occasional visitors and serious regular users.
The Dunmore location is in Lackawanna County, in the Poconos northeast of Scranton. For local riders in Dunmore, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale, and the broader northeastern Pennsylvania market, Lost Trails is the home off-road playground. New York City riders make the 2.5-hour trip west for the largest off-road property within reasonable weekend range of the metro.
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Where is Lost Trails ATV Park?
Lost Trails ATV Park is located at 1000 Dunham Dr, Dunmore, Pennsylvania 18512.
What's the dirt like at Lost Trails ATV Park?
The soil at Lost Trails ATV Park is described as Mixed terrain.
How much does it cost to ride at Lost Trails ATV Park?
Gate fees at Lost Trails ATV Park: Daily, multi-day, seasonal, group
Can I camp at Lost Trails ATV Park?
On-site camping is available at Lost Trails ATV Park.
What skill levels can ride at Lost Trails ATV Park?
Lost Trails ATV Park welcomes beginner, intermediate and pro / expert riders.
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