Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hanceville, Alabama

Trail 425A is an ATV only trail. This trail is just a short loop through the woods off of the far east side of the main access road. There are 3 serious mud sections along this trail, and a lot of tight turns that make this trail only accessible by ATV.
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Trail 425 is an ATV only trail. The trail is not wide, and includes some tight turns. It has one mud obstacle in the trail. No major rock obstacles and no major mud obstacles. This trail is right off of the east main access trail and a small loop through the woods.
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Trail 411 was all dirt trail with no major rock areas and no steep grades. There was a few short grades that were not very difficult and one tight turn in a spot. There was one ledge that was under 12". This trail starts on the far east side of the main access trail, and ends on the north side of th...
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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 410 is an all-dirt trail with a steep grade going downwards for the whole trail. There are no difficult rock obstacles, and only one ledge to go down that is about 1 foot tall. At the end of the trail, there are some rutted out areas that you will need to work around that are about 1-2 feet de...
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Trail 409 was an all dirt trail with no major rock obstacles. There are some areas with steep grades, and a couple of small mud puddles, but they were easily crossed. After starting the trail you will come to a split in the trail, keep right to stay on 409.
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Trail 409C was an all dirt trail that was only downwards with a steep grade down the mountain. There was no major rock obstacles, and no major boulders or ledges on the trail, just a steep grade downwards. This trail is short and connects from the main access trail to trail 408.
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Trail 411B is an all-dirt trail with a lot of off-camber areas, which are on a steep hill. If you were to roll off, you would go down the valley. Caution needs to be taken on this trail. There was one area that was off-camber, with a 3-foot ledge on one side of the trail that required spotters, espe...
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Yellow Hammer is a shorter trail with multiple paths all the way to the top. It has a lot of rock obstacles, and it is all an upward steep grade. There are some big boulders to maneuver around. The path you need to take to get to the top depends on the size of your vehicle. There are big boulders al...
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Trail 409D was a very difficult trail with two trees going over the trail, but they were high enough above the trail for a shorter vehicle or side by side to go under. There were 6 to 12 foot ledges at the top of the trail, and a giant rut that started the trail, that was a 6' deep washout area at t...
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The ledges start out as a large rock obstacle area. These ledges are 4-5 foot tall on each section. The top half of the trail is flat back to the main access road. There are 2 routes when you start this trail, up the more difficult area of ledges, or around to the left that is mostly dirt with some ...
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Trail 413A was a pretty easy trail through the woods. This trail had some overgrown areas, but it is still passable. There were a couple of areas with a grade up and down, but no overly complicated or large obstacles.
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Trail 413B is an easy trail through the woods. There are no major rock or mud obstacles. It was a little overgrown, but it was a very flat and short trail with no obstacles. This trail starts and ends off of trail 413.
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Trail 411C was a very easy roundabout trail through the woods. The trails were very skinny and did have some muddy spots. This trail was not wide enough for a full-size SUV. Some of the corners were too tight to work around.
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Main Access Road North is a practical connector trail, offering a straightforward route with minor challenges. The trail's mix of dirt, loose rock, and water crossings adds mild variety, making it accessible for high-clearance vehicles. The trail is ideal for navigating between trails in the park's ...
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Trail 424 is a dirt trail through the woods with a couple of tight turns. There are no major mud or rock obstacles. This trail starts at the helicopter pad #2 and ends on the main trail just down a little way.
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Trail 413 Mud needs a lot of maintenance and a lot of trail planning. There is one area that had a giant tree fall over the trail, but there is a trail around it, and it goes around through the woods to get towards the end. At the end of the trail, it is a steep grade to get off the trail, and you n...
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Axel Hill is a steep grade upwards with a 6 to 7-foot ledge at the midpoint of the trail. The rest of the trail is all dirt and loose rocks. This trail starts on trail 408 and ends on trail 409. It is not a long trail, but the ledge can make it difficult.
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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 417D was an easy track through the woods. There were no major rock or mud obstacles along this route. This trail starts and ends on trail 417. This track was all dirt and is unmaintained.
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Trail 425A is an ATV only trail. This trail is just a short loop through the woods off of the far east side of the main access road. There are 3 serious mud sections along this trail, and a lot of tight turns that make this trail only accessible by ATV.
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Trail 425 is an ATV only trail. The trail is not wide, and includes some tight turns. It has one mud obstacle in the trail. No major rock obstacles and no major mud obstacles. This trail is right off of the east main access trail and a small loop through the woods.
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Trail 411 was all dirt trail with no major rock areas and no steep grades. There was a few short grades that were not very difficult and one tight turn in a spot. There was one ledge that was under 12". This trail starts on the far east side of the main access trail, and ends on the north side of th...
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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 411 was all dirt trail with no major rock areas and no steep grades. There was a few short grades that were not very difficult and one tight turn in a spot. There was one ledge that was under 12". This trail starts on the far east side of the main access trail, and ends on the north side of th...
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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 410 is an all-dirt trail with a steep grade going downwards for the whole trail. There are no difficult rock obstacles, and only one ledge to go down that is about 1 foot tall. At the end of the trail, there are some rutted out areas that you will need to work around that are about 1-2 feet de...
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Trail 409 was an all dirt trail with no major rock obstacles. There are some areas with steep grades, and a couple of small mud puddles, but they were easily crossed. After starting the trail you will come to a split in the trail, keep right to stay on 409.
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