Dirt Bike Trails
Near Amory, Mississippi

This trail is an old gravel road. Nothing technical, but offers peaceful scenery. There isn't a lot of traffic, so you can take your time. This road runs through the Tombigbee National Forest.
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This trail is within a public mud park open only on specific weekends. Barnyard Mud Boggers or BMB offer more than 700 acres of land to ride. The Gutter trail isn't technical unless rain has made it slick. There are many other trails in this area.
Learn more about The Gutter

This trail is within a public mud park open only on specific weekends. Barnyard Mud Boggers or BMB offer more than 700 acres of land to ride. The Gutter trail isn't technical unless rain has made it slick. There are many other trails in this area.
Learn more about WaterFall Alley

Meadow Creek Road or Winston County 357 is a maintained public gravel road running North from Highway 278 through Pine Timber Forestlands to Yankee Trace Road just before Highway 13. Meadow Creek Road offers an easy drive with ample opportunity for wildlife viewing as well as great views of the surr...
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County Road 339 is a somewhat maintained public gravel road that offers great views of the surrounding area for those looking to get off the beaten path. Running from Alabama Highway 5 east to Rocky Plains Road, CR339 winds through prime Alabama Forestland, into creek bottoms, and along ridgetops. R...
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Trail #39 Brokefoot Lower is the baby brother to #40 Brokefoot. It is a good preview of what is to come if you choose to tackle Brokefoot. The trail is a narrow, rocky trail with quite a few technical sections. The trail is narrow, but there is just enough room to allow proper tire placement to get ...
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This trail makes a loop with Trail #91. It is one of the longer trails in the park and the main way to get to it is by going down Trail #1. There are lots of offshoots along this trail so make sure to follow the signs. There is a section of hill climbs on the east side of the trail about halfway thr...
Learn more about #90 Abbie's Trail

This trail begins in a low area beside the creek at the park's edge. From there, you can return the way you came or choose from three different climbs out. There are a few small spots to pull off and pass, but not many, so check for traffic before entering.
Learn more about #105 Don't Tell Mark

Trail #40 – Brokefoot is an excellent trail for testing both vehicle performance and driver skill. It offers multiple route options as you progress, all of which are challenging, with some reaching a high level of difficulty. This “choose your own adventure” style makes it ideal for mixed groups, al...
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If you're brave enough to conquer Brokefoot, you may have noticed an enticing trail off to the left called Backdoor. This is a very rocky and technical trail requiring high clearance and big tires. It consists of large boulders and rock ledges. Tricky sections will have you off camber with a chance ...
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This trail is a very short connector between trails #92 and #91. This trail can be very muddy if it rains and has no major obstacles. Very rarely is there traffic on this trail, so it has become overgrown over time. The trail is also in a very flat part of the park.
Learn more about #59 Belt Line

This is a short connector between trails #92 and #91. Low traffic has led to overgrowth, making the trail narrow and enclosed. Dense trees on both sides prevent any passing. Despite the tight conditions, the trail is quick to finish and serves as a direct link between the two routes.
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Trail #38, Brokefoot Viewing Trail, is a relatively easy rocky trail with a few washouts along the way. It splits off from #90 Abbie's Trail and then reconnects after about 400 yards. Its primary purpose is to allow viewing of all the various obstacles on #40 Brokefoot. It also allows for direct acc...
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True to its name, Middle Access (#92) serves as a vital artery, connecting to a network of trails in the southwestern section of the park. This trail features a rutted and rocky surface, demanding careful navigation, particularly in smaller vehicles. Be aware that the intersection with trail #55 pos...
Learn more about #92 Middle Access

This trail is a short connector trail between trail #92 and trail #93. It is a very short trail that you can see the start and the end of. There is a trail about 20 feet to the north that parallels O'l No.7 that is of similar difficulty. This trail is also on an incline that can get slippery when we...
Learn more about #48 Ol' No.7

This is a connector trail between trail #93 and trail #92. It is very short and parallels another trail around 20 feet to the south of it. This trail is not commonly used and can be overgrown depending on maintenance. This trail is very short and should not take long to complete.
Learn more about #49 Rocky Road

This short trail connects trails #92 and #91. It is lightly used, leading to overgrowth and limited visibility. The trees are tight on both sides, leaving no room for passing. Due to its brief length, it can be completed quickly, however, you will need careful navigation to not get scratches.
Learn more about #60 Opryland Mills

This trail is a very short but very challenging trail that connects Trail #92 and Trail #93. You can run this trail up or down, but whichever way you go, ensure no one is coming the other way beforehand. At the bottom of the trail, you will reach an intersection, and if you go straight, you will hit...
Learn more about #44 K5 Upper

#45 Mall Drive is very overgrown and you will receive pinstripes. This trail consists of dirt and rock with trees very close to the trail, the appearance at the entrances to the trail is deceptive. The middle section of the trail is washed out and rutted. This trail could be very muddy after a rain.
Learn more about #45 Mall Drive

This trail parallels another trail just a few feet next to it so make sure to stay on the north side of these two trails. This trail connects trails #92 and trail #93 and is very short; you can almost see the end of the trail from the start.
Learn more about #51 The Passageway

This trail is an old gravel road. Nothing technical, but offers peaceful scenery. There isn't a lot of traffic, so you can take your time. This road runs through the Tombigbee National Forest.
Learn more about Witch Dance Hill

This trail is within a public mud park open only on specific weekends. Barnyard Mud Boggers or BMB offer more than 700 acres of land to ride. The Gutter trail isn't technical unless rain has made it slick. There are many other trails in this area.
Learn more about The Gutter

This trail is within a public mud park open only on specific weekends. Barnyard Mud Boggers or BMB offer more than 700 acres of land to ride. The Gutter trail isn't technical unless rain has made it slick. There are many other trails in this area.
Learn more about WaterFall Alley

Meadow Creek Road or Winston County 357 is a maintained public gravel road running North from Highway 278 through Pine Timber Forestlands to Yankee Trace Road just before Highway 13. Meadow Creek Road offers an easy drive with ample opportunity for wildlife viewing as well as great views of the surr...
Learn more about Meadow Creek Road

Meadow Creek Road or Winston County 357 is a maintained public gravel road running North from Highway 278 through Pine Timber Forestlands to Yankee Trace Road just before Highway 13. Meadow Creek Road offers an easy drive with ample opportunity for wildlife viewing as well as great views of the surr...
Learn more about Meadow Creek Road

County Road 339 is a somewhat maintained public gravel road that offers great views of the surrounding area for those looking to get off the beaten path. Running from Alabama Highway 5 east to Rocky Plains Road, CR339 winds through prime Alabama Forestland, into creek bottoms, and along ridgetops. R...
Learn more about CR339

Trail #39 Brokefoot Lower is the baby brother to #40 Brokefoot. It is a good preview of what is to come if you choose to tackle Brokefoot. The trail is a narrow, rocky trail with quite a few technical sections. The trail is narrow, but there is just enough room to allow proper tire placement to get ...
Learn more about #39 Brokefoot Lower

This trail makes a loop with Trail #91. It is one of the longer trails in the park and the main way to get to it is by going down Trail #1. There are lots of offshoots along this trail so make sure to follow the signs. There is a section of hill climbs on the east side of the trail about halfway thr...
Learn more about #90 Abbie's Trail