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Tight singletrack through the deep forest.


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Map Key

3.8

Miles

6.2

KM

Singletrack

1,298' 396 m

High

1,018' 310 m

Low

250' 76 m

Up

345' 105 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

7%

Max Grade (4°)

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

Allegheny is at the far southern end of the Raystown trail network. It has a real backcountry feel with climbs, descents throughout thick forest. You'll feel like you're in a jungle at times as the lush vegetation closes in around you.

From the intersection with Dirt Surfer and Shade, Allegheny has a steep-ish but short climb before a fast and enjoyable descent to a road crossing. From there the downhill continues as it contours around steep hillsides. If you take a moment to check out the hillside below, you might notice how high up you are. At some points you'll feel like you're riding through the tree canopy.

There's one punchy climb and short descent before reaching the far end of Allegheny where it meets a junction with Dirt Surfer and Barrel Bay. Stay left for a shorter connection back to Shade or stay right for a longer ride on Barrel Bay.

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Shared By:

Leslie Kehmeier

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Big fun on the first turn into Barrel Bay
May 27, 2013 near McConne…, PA
Lookout at Allegheny
Aug 29, 2024 near McConne…, PA
Top of the climb before the big descent on Allegheny
May 27, 2013 near McConne…, PA

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May 20, 2022
ANDREW G
Rained earlier in the day so it was a little muddy, but still a blast!
Aug 21, 2021
Casey M
handful of downed trees and overgrown in some sections
Oct 26, 2019
Jim Muth
May 18, 2017
Matt Ivons
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