Our rides began from the parking area described in directions. You can obtain a map of the area online, search Quebec Run. The area is part of Forbes State Forest and is a hidden treasure no one likes to mention. The locals must want to keep it their little secret. You can link many different trails to make several different loops. There are also gated gravel maintenance roads you can use for linking trails as well.
We enjoyed a long ride there in 2008. Left the parking lot, around the gate, took a right on Tebolt Trail. Then right on West Rd. (steep downhill) and turned onto Mill Run Trail to the left. Take Mill Run to Jug Run, left on gravel rd. then next left on Quebec Rd., to picnic area on the left near top (long climb). In the picnic area we took Hess Trail to Brocker Trail, left on Brocker and then right on the gravel road that takes you back to your vehicle. There is a long fast downhill on this road and a couple tough climbs. The trails in this area can be quite technical in places with a few quite steep sections. Reminds me of riding in Pocahontas County WV. Several fun rocky sections to keep you happy. See map and make your own loop.
Leaving Elliottsville take Quebec Rd. east to Skyline Drive, then a left on Wirsing Rd. Parking will be on the left at the bottom of the hill. Easily accessed from Bruceton Mills, WV which is actually closer than Elliottsville.
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