Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Florence, Alabama

This Trail is a connector trail that connects two parts of the outfitter trail. This trail follows the ridgeline of Hawkpride Mountain, so it is very flat and forested. The entrance is marked by two big tractor tires sitting on each side of the road. The trail is short and easy to follow since there...
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Trail #111 – Lower Ridgeline is a steep access trail that leads to the start of Trail #100 (Whiskey Run) and several challenging hill climbs located at the north end of the park. While primarily used as a connector, it still offers a bit of character — with a few washouts, small rock obstacles, and ...
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This road runs right in front of the cabins in the main parking area. Right past the cabin, you will see the area for primitive camping. This road also leads to the Polaris Outfitter Trail which is the longest and most popular trail in the park. This trail is very short and is really just used as a ...
Learn more about #80 Road to Primitive Camping

The Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail is one of the signature trails of Hawkpride Mountain Offroad Park. This trail is mainly a dirty road with the occasional mudhole here and there. You are riding in trees most of the trail, so there is always a chance a limb or two could have fallen. Along this trail, ...
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The big hill is one of the main trails to get into the park. This trail starts from the parking lot and then goes down a Big hill that can get slick when wet. There is a great photo opportunity at the top of the big hill with a great view. This trail is plenty wide for two vehicles and due to all th...
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Trail #86 Stinger presents a rutted dirt trail heavily strewn with rocks, demanding careful tire placement and a steady hand. Expect frequent bumps and jostles as you navigate the uneven terrain. Occasional mud holes add to the challenge, requiring a bit of finesse. While challenging, Stinger is gen...
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#2 Bluff Trail crosses above Race Hills, then continues on as the lower access trail for trails 14, 16, 122, 123, 124, 133, & 135. Finishes on #6 Mountainside. The trail mostly consists of dirt and small rocks, could be pretty muddy after a rain. Several viewing areas are located along the trail to ...
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Trail #7e Diamondback - Easy Out Upper, provides a gentle, accessible route through the wooded terrain. This slightly rutted dirt path meanders through the trees, offering an easygoing experience. Its key function is to connect to the upper reaches of #7 Diamondback trail, as well as the upper secti...
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Trail #85 Maze offers a narrow dirt path featuring mild ruts, providing a bumpy but manageable ride. Expect to encounter occasional mud holes that can add a touch of excitement, especially after rainfall. The trail winds its way through the landscape, offering a fun diversion. Starting from Trail #1...
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#6 Mountainside is located near the start of #1 Big Hill. This trail serves as access to trails 2, 7e, 8, 12, 68, and 86. Trail mostly consists of dirt and small rocks, could be pretty muddy after a rain. There is one small section with a short rock ledge.
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#72 Mall of America is a predominantly dirt trail scattered with rocks. Light ruts provide subtle guidance along the path, and while you'll encounter occasional mudholes, they are typically not overly deep or treacherous. Beginning its journey from the end of #71, this trail provides a scenic route ...
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Trail 71A is a long windy trail that runs along park boundaries with one creek crossing. This trail is an easy path through the woods with no major rock or mud obstacles. The creek was dry at the time of mapping, but it gets up to one foot deep in the rainy season.
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This trail starts at the red barn right off the main road. This trail is very popular since it is an easy way to go from one side of the park to another. The trail ends at trail #65 Bacon which is a pretty steep hill that is quite hard to do in the wet. If you do not want to attempt #65 there are ma...
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Trail #7e, Diamondback--Easy Out Lower, offers an easy route. This slightly rutted and rock-strewn dirt path winds its way through a wooded landscape. It serves as a connector, linking the main trail #1 to the middle section of #7 Diamondback while also providing access to the lower sections of trai...
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Trail #7c, Diamondback - Easy Out, offers a reprieve for those seeking to avoid # the challenging start of #7. This lightly rutted dirt trail, while slightly overgrown in areas, provides an accessible and easy bypass around Diamondback's intermediate difficulty beginning section. Expect a more relax...
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#73a Lower Ditch presents a relatively straightforward uphill climb. This fairly smooth dirt trail offers a welcome respite from more technical terrain, providing a consistent incline without significant obstacles. While not entirely flat, the lack of major ruts or rocks makes for a generally comfor...
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Trail #18 – Gate Road primarily serves as a return route for Trail #20 (Sidewinder) and Trail #19 (Viper). It’s a smooth, wooded dirt road that provides an easy connection back to the main Trail #1. Although it includes a few mild grades, the surface is generally well-packed and should pose no issue...
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#96 Charlie's Trail offers a generally smooth and enjoyable offroad experience. The majority of the trail is a well-maintained dirt path, making for a comfortable ride. However, as you approach the southern end near trail #88, expect a shift in terrain. Here, a scattering of rocks and a few mud hole...
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Trail #78, Moonpie, offers a pleasant and straightforward off-road experience. This lightly rutted, easy dirt trail meanders through a tranquil wooded setting, providing a relaxed journey. As an offshoot or shortcut from a section of trail #96, Moonpie allows for a quicker passage or a slightly alte...
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Maynard's trail is one of the longest trails in the park. This trail does a loop and dumps you out where it starts. This trail is all heavily wooded until you reach the end of the trail and then there is a big clearing. There are no major obstacles on this trail.
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This Trail is a connector trail that connects two parts of the outfitter trail. This trail follows the ridgeline of Hawkpride Mountain, so it is very flat and forested. The entrance is marked by two big tractor tires sitting on each side of the road. The trail is short and easy to follow since there...
Learn more about #81 Ridgeline Trail

Trail #111 – Lower Ridgeline is a steep access trail that leads to the start of Trail #100 (Whiskey Run) and several challenging hill climbs located at the north end of the park. While primarily used as a connector, it still offers a bit of character — with a few washouts, small rock obstacles, and ...
Learn more about #101 Lower Ridge Line

This road runs right in front of the cabins in the main parking area. Right past the cabin, you will see the area for primitive camping. This road also leads to the Polaris Outfitter Trail which is the longest and most popular trail in the park. This trail is very short and is really just used as a ...
Learn more about #80 Road to Primitive Camping

The Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail is one of the signature trails of Hawkpride Mountain Offroad Park. This trail is mainly a dirty road with the occasional mudhole here and there. You are riding in trees most of the trail, so there is always a chance a limb or two could have fallen. Along this trail, ...
Learn more about Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail

This Trail is a connector trail that connects two parts of the outfitter trail. This trail follows the ridgeline of Hawkpride Mountain, so it is very flat and forested. The entrance is marked by two big tractor tires sitting on each side of the road. The trail is short and easy to follow since there...
Learn more about #81 Ridgeline Trail

Trail #111 – Lower Ridgeline is a steep access trail that leads to the start of Trail #100 (Whiskey Run) and several challenging hill climbs located at the north end of the park. While primarily used as a connector, it still offers a bit of character — with a few washouts, small rock obstacles, and ...
Learn more about #101 Lower Ridge Line

This road runs right in front of the cabins in the main parking area. Right past the cabin, you will see the area for primitive camping. This road also leads to the Polaris Outfitter Trail which is the longest and most popular trail in the park. This trail is very short and is really just used as a ...
Learn more about #80 Road to Primitive Camping

The Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail is one of the signature trails of Hawkpride Mountain Offroad Park. This trail is mainly a dirty road with the occasional mudhole here and there. You are riding in trees most of the trail, so there is always a chance a limb or two could have fallen. Along this trail, ...
Learn more about Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail