At this particular zone, the parking lots there is flat rock fossils to go crawling on either side of the road.

This particular site is a great crawling/trailing spot for RC enthusiasts. A lot of ups an downs, plus some tree roots within the trail, can't forget about the flat rocks along the way. Horseshoe Falls has a nice view as well as a small creek that passes through a small waterfall. This trail is approximately 1.7 miles from Trailhead to the fossil rocks (Emergency Spillway)

Here you will find 2 pull offs before you reach the dam (on your right) The first road on the right, is a great spot rock crawling over some aggressive rocks and boulders. In which the second road on the right take you down a steep hill to access the lake and here are more rock crawling places. (During the early winter months into early spring, Paint Creek is drained, which exposes "tons" more crawling zones.)

This Intermediate trail for mountain bikers is a perfect up and down trail that consists of 10.4 miles of trails. 3 trails connected into one. The Harvesyburg trail loop is 3.4 miles in which 2 miles is pretty treacherous. Be sure to wear hiking boots or something with decent tread.