Year-Round Tuesday Rides

All level of riders welcome!

• First Tuesday of the month – 5:30 p.m. Highland Park, Richland
• Second Tuesday of the month – 5:30 p.m. Quemahoning Reservoir
• Last Tuesday of the month – 5:30 p.m. Laurel Mountain State Park, Laurel Summit Rd. Boswell, PA
• The other Tuesday rides are TBD and location and time will be emailed to club members prior to those days.

Great Places to Ride Where LHORBA builds and Maintains Trails

Bedford Springs
Blue Knob Resort
Blue Knob State Park
Gallitzin State Forest
Highland Park
Laurel Mountain, Forbes State Forest
Quemahoning Reservoir
Raystown Lake
Shawnee State Park
Yellow Creek State Park

Other Suggested Rides in Our Region

Please note that this list links to external websites not maintained by LHORBA.  While we do our best to keep this informaiton up to date we do not have control over what other websites display.

Ohiopyle State Park
Quebec Run Wild Area
Roaring Run Watershed

What you can do to help report and resolve trail maintenance issues:

• When riding trails in our region, if you find trees down on trails, areas that are growing in and need to be brushed back, or erosion or drainage issues, please contact the LHORBA Key Contact person for that trail system. Contacts are listed on this page.
• Please get as much specific information as to where the maintenance is needed. If you can, drop a pin with mapping device. Or just note on your cyclometer the number of miles from a known intersection. When you contact the Key Person they will then know exactly where the work needs to be done.
• If it is a tree down on the trail, please report whether or not a chainsaw or handsaw is required. A 6″ diameter is the cutoff point for a single log with a handsaw. However, if it’s a large tree top with a dozen 4″ and 5″ limbs, a chainsaw may be required.
• Please consider carrying a small, foldable handsaw when you ride. A lot of branches and trees can be cut with a handsaw instead of a chainsaw. Other trees or branches can be dragged off the trail. Please take time to do this when you encounter debris on the trails.
• If you aren’t able to take care of the issue at the time of your ride but would be willing to help in the future, please let the LHORBA Key Contact person know. They can always use more help with chainsaws, brushing back the trails, and dragging things off trails.

 
Thank you for helping to keep the trails clear!