Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Kimberly, Alabama

Mostly a gravel road with a few potholes and light washes in places. Scenic views midway through the trail. Awesome wooden bridge to cross and take spectacular pictures with your vehicle. Great place to swim and fish during the spring and summer months. If the water is high possible that the bridge...
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Trail 406A is best started from the top of Hagans Hill, but can be started down the trail a little further on 406, but there is a switchback to turn to keep on trail 406A, which can be tighter in larger vehicles. There are some deep ruts on either side of the trail, but our large vehicle was able to...
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Trail 406B was a short trail that takes you to the bottom of Lunchtime. This is where you start Lunchtime, which is a difficult rock climb trail with steep grades, but trail 406b is not difficult, and all dirt. There was no major rock obstacles or mud holes along this trail.
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Trail 304 was an easier trail with a couple of rock obstacles and a couple of ruts that were about 2-3 feet tall. There are a couple of muddy areas to work through. When you get towards the end, there is a y split, you will want to keep left up the rutted out path, rather than the right side.
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Trail 407H has some long steep grades both up and down along this trail. It did not have any major rock obstacles or mud obstacles, but you will need to be aware of loose rocks. This trail starts on trail 407, and ends on 407C. This trail is not very difficult, but the steep grades may cause issues ...
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Turkey Hill is a mostly dirt trail with some small ruts on both sides of the trail. The first part of the trail was an upward grade with some 1 to 2 foot ledges along the path. The last half of the trail was mostly flat. This trail starts at the south side of trail 407 and ends on the north side of ...
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Horseshoe Bend is a wooded trail that has an uphill grade on the first part all the way to the halfway point and downhill for the remainder of the trail. There are no major ruts or rock obstacles along this trail. It is a one-way trail that starts and ends on trail 407.
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Trail 406 had one ledge area that was about 1-2' ledges to climb at the Hagans Hill area. This was the bypass to Hagans Hill. Most of this trail is just dirt with some muddy spots that were not very deep. The hardest part of this trail was those ledges by Hagan's hill.
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Ash road is a wooden trail. It is a very skinny trail with a couple of switchbacks. It starts out with a very deep rut, over 2' deep on the left side of the trail. The rut only lasts for about 30 feet, and the rest of the trail is flat.
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Trail 407C starts on trail 407 and ends on trail 407D. You will need to make a right turn at the end of the trail. There are arrows pointing you in that direction. There is one steep grade on the trail that goes up with a couple of ledges that are about 1-2 feet tall.
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Snake Road goes along the outside of Ash Road. It is very overgrown towards the end of the trail. The middle section of the trail has some rutted areas along the path. This trail is all wooded with the potential of some pin stripping of paint, depending on the size vehicle you drive through.
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Trail 409B is a dirt trail with one steep grade at the last half of the trail. This whole trails goes from south to north and the grade is upwards. There is a rut on both sides of the trail and about a half to 1 foot deep all the way up the grade. The trail is flat at the bottom and top.
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Trail 408 starts out as an easier trail and then towards the end it has some steeper grades and some ruts to work around, as well as a few rock obstacles. The last half of the trail has more obstacles, including the very end, that has some short ledges to maneuver. This trail takes you to the bottom...
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Trail 307 is a wooded route with several off-camber sections and a couple of switchbacks. Some ruts reach about two feet deep but can be straddled to cross, and there are no major rock or mud obstacles along the way.
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Trail 405D is a one-way, hard-packed dirt trail that branches off from Baldie 44 approximately halfway down its route. The trail heads north from Baldie 44 and is known for its challenging layout, featuring numerous tight turns and several water crossings. Due to the narrow path and tight turns, the...
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Big Hill Bypass is a practical and reliable trail for those avoiding the more challenging sections of the park. Its consistent surface and moderate traffic make it a favorite for travelers seeking a smooth and straightforward journey. The trail connects to many other trails, all clearly marked to as...
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Termulis was a steep grade upwards with no major rock obstacles and no major ledges. It was a rutted-out path up a steep grade. This trail starts by all the other competition hills off the main access trail, and ends on Turkey Hill.
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Blacksmith Road is a one-way trail starting at the southeast corner of Landing Zone 5 and connecting back to the east end of the same area. This easy trail offers flat terrain through a wooded area, making it a straightforward and enjoyable route for most vehicles. Midway through the trail, there ar...
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Trail 301 is a very long trail that connects you to a lot of shorter, harder trails. It has a lot of off-camber areas and some large step-down ledges that are one and two feet tall. There are some mud holes along this route that aren't very deep. Some ruts are one and two feet deep as well.
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Trail 308 was a long trail with a couple of muddy areas and a couple of deeper mud holes. There were several areas with a grade that weren't entirely super steep. Overall, this trail was pretty easy. This trail was all dirt through the woods.
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Trail 406A is best started from the top of Hagans Hill, but can be started down the trail a little further on 406, but there is a switchback to turn to keep on trail 406A, which can be tighter in larger vehicles. There are some deep ruts on either side of the trail, but our large vehicle was able to...
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Trail 406B was a short trail that takes you to the bottom of Lunchtime. This is where you start Lunchtime, which is a difficult rock climb trail with steep grades, but trail 406b is not difficult, and all dirt. There was no major rock obstacles or mud holes along this trail.
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Trail 304 was an easier trail with a couple of rock obstacles and a couple of ruts that were about 2-3 feet tall. There are a couple of muddy areas to work through. When you get towards the end, there is a y split, you will want to keep left up the rutted out path, rather than the right side.
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Trail 407H has some long steep grades both up and down along this trail. It did not have any major rock obstacles or mud obstacles, but you will need to be aware of loose rocks. This trail starts on trail 407, and ends on 407C. This trail is not very difficult, but the steep grades may cause issues ...
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Trail 406A is best started from the top of Hagans Hill, but can be started down the trail a little further on 406, but there is a switchback to turn to keep on trail 406A, which can be tighter in larger vehicles. There are some deep ruts on either side of the trail, but our large vehicle was able to...
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Trail 406B was a short trail that takes you to the bottom of Lunchtime. This is where you start Lunchtime, which is a difficult rock climb trail with steep grades, but trail 406b is not difficult, and all dirt. There was no major rock obstacles or mud holes along this trail.
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Trail 304 was an easier trail with a couple of rock obstacles and a couple of ruts that were about 2-3 feet tall. There are a couple of muddy areas to work through. When you get towards the end, there is a y split, you will want to keep left up the rutted out path, rather than the right side.
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Trail 407H has some long steep grades both up and down along this trail. It did not have any major rock obstacles or mud obstacles, but you will need to be aware of loose rocks. This trail starts on trail 407, and ends on 407C. This trail is not very difficult, but the steep grades may cause issues ...
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