Explore the best rated trails in Foxburg, PA, whether you're looking for an easy walking trail or a bike trail like the Clarion-Little Toby Trail and Beaver River Trail . With more than 48 trails covering 4344 miles you're bound to find a perfect trail for you. Click on any trail below to find trail descriptions, trail maps, photos, and reviews.
Road the Kane Knox Trail starting in Kane down to DeYoung and back before taking a break and then doing the bit north to the current stopping point near the Kane Country Club.
The path is exceptionally maintained. Easily bikeable on any type of type of bike due to the surface being primarily asphalt.
The trail was lightly traveled for a Saturday so had no issues with traffic on the trail.
We made a stop at Country Pines Ice Cream Shop on the north stretch out of Kane for extremely good ice cream! Get a "kids" size, the prices are extremely reasonable for the large serving sizes.
Post the ~25 mile ride we went to Logyard Brewing in town for a great beer and snack.
We rode this trail from the Forest County line (at Blood Road) to Marienville and back. This section is 6.5 miles in length. Flat and paved for 6 miles of it, the last half-mile into Marienville is crushed limestone in very good condition. Most of the trail is very well shaded. The former train station in Marienville is a Pennsylvania Wilds Gift shop open daily. Near the trail in Marienville is a UK University Korner convenience store. They have water if needed, sandwiches, fruit and pizza. Found it to be very clean.
An ABSOLUTELY beautiful trail! We are SO glad we listened to friends and have this a try. Well worth the hour+ drive from Clearfield! We'll be back!!
First the cons: A roughie. A lot of undeveloped trail here. Need a mountain bike. No skinny tires here. Don`t travel alone on this the way I did. Lots of "close ones."
The pluses: Tremendous potential here. Beautiful area. A hats off to the individuals who are pioneering and working on this. HEROS in my book. No doubt at all. Get the money. Contact township, county officials, feds. Set up meetings with them. Get a good grant writer Get the $$.
Mainly straight, VERY bumpy, pretty scenery. It abruptly ends at a road that is heavily traveled, the traffic is not easily seen! I'll try one more time.
Unique way to experience the water, rail, industrial, sport, and cityscape of Pittsburgh. Numerous homeless camping out in several places along the trail was only drawback.
Biked from Foxburg to Parker. This section of the trail is separate from the mainline segment which runs from Franklin to Emlenton. Heading South from Foxburg, it is 2.5 miles on flat pavement, very well shaded and goes to Parker. Not in to Parker though, you have to go up the hill from the parking lot and take the bridge across the Allegheny River to Parker. The bridge over the Clarion River is 1.5 miles South of Foxburg. Also, UNDER DEVELOPMENT and maintained by the ART in Clarion County Chapter, is the section which runs from Foxburg to Emlenton and will be approx 3 miles. Currently it is dirt and grass. The volunteers have been working on building the trail. As of now there is trail access along side of the trucking company. Parking is in Foxburg.
Took the wife and kids out here today. We made it until the light views pavilions before the 7 year old started to say her legs hurt. About 2 ish miles. Nice ride, absolutely beautiful. My 11 year old was flying down the trails. Highly recommend.
We ( recumbent trike & e-bike) headed West from the Kiwanis park. Turned around after 9km as the surface was really tough on the trike. There’s 2 good wheel tracks for bikes, but the trike had to ride partially in the coarse trail ballast. Scenic area with farm views and a huge windmill farm in the distance.
Parked in Franklin and biked South to North Kent, and back, 12.5 miles one way. North Kent also known as Sunnyslope. Beautiful section of the trail. Not much shade for the first 8 miles though! This section of the trail is paved and in pretty good shape. Always and enjoyable ride!
It’s a beautiful wooded ride. Only rode a small portion of the stone path.
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