Western PA Tacomas

Anyone out there? looking for some good places to go and have some fun!

 

Im from western Pa

:beer:

 

Hi all, glad to see a western PA thread. While I'm on the other end of the state, I still have family and friends that I visit in Western PA.

 

Any of you guys here ride on any trails open to the public? or know any good places to go?

 

Creek falls is real popular out my way by smithton

 

Are there different series of trails? I don't think my parents would be too happy with bringing my truck home on a flat bed haha. Just something to get a little dirty while having some fun with friends.

 

Where at in Smithton in relation to Maroney's?

 

Good question because I've been looking for somewhere to have some fun. Only place I knew of nearby was shutdown because of some dumb ass kids who ruined it for everybody.

 

I've been looking and it seems that http://www.outbackoffroadpark.com is a pretty good place to go. May have to give it a try come time spring. That about the closest

 

It is out by maroneys n banning. There's so many ways to get in there

 

my truck is basically stock, i dont think id take it offroading, but im from western pa so i stopped by lol

 

I live in Columbus now, but I'm from Pittsburgh. I have a friend who also has a 2013 Taco who still lives there. We're interested in legal trails too - PA, OH, WV, KY... I would like to find places where we could wheel in and camp.

 

Mines pretty stock save for the 5100s and rear add a leaf. And frankly, I really dont wanna take it any farther off road than game lands roads and shit. Its too nice and way too expensive to beat up

 

Yeah i agree 100% i have a 3 inch pro comp lift and plan on getting some bigger tires, I dont wanna kill my truck but a little mud is always fun

 

Live in Hopewell now, grew up outside of Uniontown. As far as public trails, never knew of any. The only place I know that is sorta stocker friendly is an old county road that runs parallel to Route 40 going from Hopwood to Laurel Caverns Road. Its not paved, nor gravel. Snow usually made it interesting but other than that its a nice ride. About the middle of the ride, there's a bald spot that you can park and walk up to a look out the locals called "the moon." It basically is a great view of Uniontown on a clear day. The bottom gate is usually open but top is usually closed and need to find another spot to get to the road.

 

Neat. Game lands roads are enough for me.


I saw a lifted white 12+ double cab on my home from work yesterday in the New Kensington area. Any one on here?

 

I'm from the northside of Pittsburgh and have been to Creek Falls, Doe Valley, and a couple other places around western Pa.. Doe Valley is a great place to go wheelin' for all kinds of rigs from stock to extreme buggy's. It's located in Windber,Pa/ just outside of Johnstown. Check out BigRibber4x4 and or swpa offroaders for more info and trail run info. Hope to see ya'll out on the trails.