Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Lineville, Alabama

USFSR #5645 Tree Farm is a seasonal route of varying degrees. It changes from a standard gravel road to a silt-like swamp, back to a gravel road, then back to mountainous terrain. This beautiful trail offers views of a diverse Alabama forest. There are a few mud holes with soft bottoms, which can be...
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USFSR #600-3 Old Skyway is where everything is tied together. This short trail, while flat and easy, is riddled with potholes. This trail could see any type of vehicle from mountain bikes to class A campers, so be on the lookout for other people. It is seasonally maintained so more gravel is brought...
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USFSR #512A is a seasonally open trail that gives the right of way to private hunting land in the first section. USFSR #51A begins off USFSR #512 and rides along North Shinbone Ridge, just outside the small community of Shinbone Valley. This trail is part of a seasonal payment unit that is often cle...
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Foothill's Cutover is a side trail that spurs off of USFSR #512A. It is not accessible from the opposite end, as it dead-ends at private property. It is a dense section of the Talladega National Forest that isn't traveled enough to receive a dedicated trail name on the Motor Vehicle Use Map but is c...
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USFSR #645C Three Mile Branch is more of a side spur trail that starts at USFSR #645 Tree Farm. While a shorter trail it does take a little longer to complete due to the overgrowth and how tight the trail is. There are a few off camber spots where water run off has created a rut that most full size ...
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Good mix of gravel and dirt. There are several beautiful creeks to pass over with one-lane bridges along the route. A few mud holes are possible if it is wet. Some washboarding on the road towards the north side of the road. The dispersed camping labeled on OnX is not a great campsite, but it could ...
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This trail starts as a gravel road and quickly transitions to dirt, winding through pine trees and crossing several mud holes. There are a couple of rutted sections that can become slick when wet. The route ends at an old cemetery with graves dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s.
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The Breeze is an easy-access trail that starts on Booze Cruise and ends at the deep dog leg turn at the top of Loop Springs. This trail is literally a breeze, as it is a straight, flat shot that has no obstacles, has a large turn-around spot at the top, and gives an easy exit from Rock and Roll and ...
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Still Hill Access is a trail that runs parallel to the mountain rather than perpendicular to Still Hill, which is one of the most popular rock crawler trails Morris Mountain ORV has to offer. It has a steep descent to the base of Still Hill and climbs back out; it's a smooth access trail that can be...
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Crow's Nest Bypass is the trail for those who want to take a stock 4WD vehicle with some friends who are on built rigs, but still want to have some fun without having to backtrack around Tow Strap. This trail is very similar in design to Stairway to Heflin, but much more mild. It still features a st...
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Tow Strap is an access trail that poses no real challenges, as it is passable in almost all vehicles. It is also wide enough for two vehicles to pass each other. Tow Strap gives access to a plethora of trails such as Green Horn, Sunday Drive, Rock and Roll, Loop Springs, and more.
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Fishhead Valley is a short and eroded access trail that begins on Morris Code near Booze Cruise and ends at the base of some of the most well-known trails Morris Mountain ORV has to offer, such as RBD and Mall Crawl. At the entrance, it presents the common Alabama red clay and pine straw. Once you g...
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Angry Wife is an easy-access trail that starts at the end of Morris Code and ends mid-way through of Los Primos. At the very end, it does not connect at the midway point of Los Primos but rather gives a small flat overlook. This trail has clearly had some fun on it, with scattered children's toys fr...
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USFSR #591 Goldmine is an unpaved route winding through the scenic Talladega National Forest, offering an accessible off-road experience for drivers seeking a quick backcountry excursion. Spanning approximately 3.5 miles with minor elevation changes, the trail begins off Cleburne County Road 11 near...
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Jon Boy is a well-hidden trail that runs right up the middle of Copperhead. It runs parallel with Pioneer and starts on Taxi Cab. This easy trail comes out in the small softball-sized rock garden at the top of Copperhead and takes you to the top of Flat Access to avoid looping around the mountain or...
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Hornets Nest Bypass is one trail up from Hornets Nest. This trail starts on Taxi Cab and ends on a simpler section of Turner Over. Turner Over does give access to Flat Access at the top of the hill if you choose to skip Hornets Nest but still want to sit back and watch the fun from the top of the tr...
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Rally Run at Morris Mountain ORV park is a smooth cruise around the outer edge of the park. This grassy trail connects Beer Store to Turner Over and the connector trail Taxi cab. The trail is wide and almost like pavement, it's so hard-packed. Rally Run would be a great trail to let the throttle ope...
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Taxi Cab is a fitting name for this trail as it provides a fast route to the more impressive trails Morris Mountain ORV Park offers. This easy trail does not pose much of a challenge other than watching out for others rolling off the nearby trails! Taxi Cab begins at the intersection of Turner Over ...
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Gator Bypass is a slight climb up the mountain, still connecting to the top of Gator first, but bypassing the Gator head obstacle. This trail is hard-packed dirt with smaller rocks scattered throughout. Gator Bypass is before Gator and after Copperhead Bypass. It begins on Taxi Cab and once merged w...
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While Flat Access is not so flat, that does not mean it's any less adventurous. Flat Access is one of a few primary trails that will take you to the more challenging trails Morris Mountain ORV Park has to offer. Flat Access begins at Campground Road and ends running parallel to Punisher. This trail ...
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USFSR #644 Kentuck Mtwy is an easy, scenic 4.7-mile ridge-top dirt route in the Talladega National Forest perfect for beginners, stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, and families seeking a relaxed drive. Starting on the eastern end at Kentuck Road, this well-maintained forest service road traverses the ...
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USFSR #643C Kentuck OHV Trailhead is a short, 0.6-mile dirt connector trail in the Talladega National Forest designed for ATVs, dirt bikes, and mountain bikes seeking direct access to the popular Kentuck OHV trail system. This easy route features minimal elevation changes, ranging from 846 feet to 8...
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Trail 48 is a muddy trail with a lot of mud holes along its route. There are also some small inclines and declines along the way. No super rough rock obstacles, mostly all mud obstacles with by-pass areas that are easier for the really deep mud holes. This path is all dirt and has several trails tha...
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This is a main road that connects all of the main grid from the south end of the park at the main entrance side. This connects both sides of Trail 18. It is a smooth road that is part gravel and part dirt. This is the route you take when driving to a bunker or parking lot. The speed limit is 15 and ...
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The Breeze is an easy-access trail that starts on Booze Cruise and ends at the deep dog leg turn at the top of Loop Springs. This trail is literally a breeze, as it is a straight, flat shot that has no obstacles, has a large turn-around spot at the top, and gives an easy exit from Rock and Roll and ...
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Still Hill Access is a trail that runs parallel to the mountain rather than perpendicular to Still Hill, which is one of the most popular rock crawler trails Morris Mountain ORV has to offer. It has a steep descent to the base of Still Hill and climbs back out; it's a smooth access trail that can be...
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Crow's Nest Bypass is the trail for those who want to take a stock 4WD vehicle with some friends who are on built rigs, but still want to have some fun without having to backtrack around Tow Strap. This trail is very similar in design to Stairway to Heflin, but much more mild. It still features a st...
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Tow Strap is an access trail that poses no real challenges, as it is passable in almost all vehicles. It is also wide enough for two vehicles to pass each other. Tow Strap gives access to a plethora of trails such as Green Horn, Sunday Drive, Rock and Roll, Loop Springs, and more.
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