Clarion-Little Toby Trail

This 18-mile crushed limestone trail runs along Little Toby Creek and the Clarion River from Brockway to Ridgway. Ideal for both biking and cross-country skiing, the trail offers a unique journey through ghost towns and over a charming swinging bridge, combining history with natural beauty.

Five Bridges Trail

Stretching 8.5 miles from Brockway to Allens Mills, this trail follows the historic Shawmut and Pittsburgh Railroad beds along Mill Creek. Cyclists can enjoy wetland views, wildlife sightings, and the five historic bridges that give the trail its name.

Mahoning Shadow Trail

Following the scenic Mahoning Creek Valley, this 15-mile trail connects Valier with Winslow via Punxsutawney. With six convenient trailheads, it’s easily accessible and perfect for a leisurely ride through the valley’s picturesque landscapes.

Redbank Valley Trail

A 51-mile non-motorized trail from Brookville to East Brady, it winds along Redbank Creek. Cyclists will find historic bridges, stone arches, and the recently opened Climax Tunnel along this diverse and scenic trail.

Wolf Run Trail

This 4.2-mile crushed limestone trail parallels Route 219 on the former Pennsylvania Railroad Line 651 between Brockway and Falls Creek. It features four bridges and scenic views, making it a delightful ride for both novice and experienced cyclists.

Baker Trail

While primarily a hiking and backpacking trail, certain segments of this 140-mile trail are suitable for mountain biking. It offers a challenging ride through forest paths, old jeep trails, and dirt roads, perfect for adventurous cyclists looking to explore diverse terrains.

Jefferson County’s biking trails provide a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. Whether you’re seeking a challenging ride or a leisurely journey through nature, our trails promise an unforgettable biking experience

Ready to ride? Explore Jefferson County’s biking trails and discover your next great adventure. Visit, enjoy, and repeat the thrill of biking in Jefferson County!