ABOUT US

Formed in 2017, Piney Rail Riders ATV Club, a non-profit organization, was established to provide an easy and convenient way for friends, family and community to connect while experiencing the outdoors.

The trail is approximately 23.7 miles, has 7 railroad bridges and stretches from Piney Dam area to Brookville where it adjoins the Redbank Valley Trail (a non-motorized trail). We do not support the use of road legal vehicles on our trail, this includes but is not limited to jeeps, trucks, cars or rail buggies.

Our trail is open every day of the year. With that in mind, we also respect those around us that enjoy hobbies that exist in the same environment as ours. We count hunters, fishermen/women, and others among our members and want to be respectful to their hobbies, we ask all members and day pass holders on the trail to give the hunters the opportunity to enjoy their hobby on Saturdays during hunting season. From early October (archery) to mid-January (later archery and muzzleloader), please limit your riding during the daylight hours on those days.

We also ask that you are respectful of landowners, camp owners and homeowners when riding. Keep your music and your speed down.

We want you to have the best experience while riding the trail. We require ALL riders to be full members or complete the day pass process, including the payment, to have approval to ride the trail.

TRAIL ANNOUNCEMENTS

SAFETY DETOUR

Heading East on the trail at mile marker 16.5 or as we have nicknamed it, the SS Minnow, there is a very dangerous area that is not ideal for entering the highway.

Please use the following detour: At around mile marker 16, make a right onto Swine Ford Road. At the next 4-way intersection, make a left onto Love Road. Run this out to the main road to make a right onto Rt. 949. Travel a short distance and take a left onto Dickey Road. This is sort of a blind turn so be careful. At the Y, stay to the left and you will intersect with the trail again. To continue heading East, make a right onto the trail.

We have painted 3 blue dots on the trees to help guide you.

DO NOT CROSS WATERWAYS

Please make sure you are using bridges to cross creeks. We have a part of the trail in the Brookville area that does not have a bridge across it. For now, it is the end of the trail. We DO NOT want to create a situation that will result in fines for crossing waterways.