Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hatley, Mississippi

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.
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WaterFall Alley is an exciting off-road loop designed for riders looking to test their skills against slick elevation changes and muddy terrain within the Barnyard Mud Boggers (BMB) off-road park. Located in Fulton, Mississippi, along the Tombigbee River, this park spans over 700 acres of prime mud-...
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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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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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Starting at FS203, this scenic route transitions from pavement to gravel, leading you deep into the heart of the Bankhead National Forest. Along the way, it passes the historic Kinlock Lookout on Bylor Road, a notable landmark in the area. Forest Service Road 203 is a well-maintained two-track trail...
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Round the Mountain's accurate name allows you to bypass the hill climb of High Point Hill, but puts you in a rougher hill climb with exposed rock edges. The erosion is causing the rock ledges to become evident and more difficult. The bottom part that loops around the mountain is a lush forest canopy...
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High Point Hill at Northwest Alabama Mountain Park is a ridge-top trail with a well-hidden view. Access to this hill is becoming increasingly difficult, and it is located in the back corner of the park. The most direct path to the top of High Point Hill is the steep, smooth grade that takes you to t...
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Pounders Place at Northwest Alabama Mountain Ride is a great trail to escape the hustle and bustle at the back of the park. This trail coasts up and down the mountain sides and tucks into the hillsides. This trail features short steep grades, mud holes, dirt and loose rock. At the end of the trail, ...
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Gravelanche Hill is like walking on a pile of marbles! This avalanche of pea gravel acts like a mud pit and sucks you in, and to make matters worse, it's a straight uphill climb. To make it the bouncer trifecta, it offers slick roots and exposed rock faces. Does your rig have what it takes to conque...
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Hot Wheels is an easy riding trail that loops around High Point Hill, giving access to a plethora of other trails. The start of the trail is a dirt-filled wood line and passes through a large clearing of DJ Flake. Once through the intersection, it will close in with dense brush and forest. The loop ...
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Grab your hard hats and flashlights! This mountainside erosion wonder features a rock face with 3 distinct holes that are elevated off the ground. The trail up to 3 caves can start out as a very short grade climb to a flat, smooth dirt trail with mud holes scattered throughout. The pull-off to the c...
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Right Turn is the simpler version of its parallel trail, Wrong Turn. Right turn features small, gradual hill climbs with hard-packed dirt and one off-camber section, but does not show signs of a potential rollover spot. The closer you get to the end of this trail, you will find it dips down and come...
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Do you remember the great hide out spot in the back of the neighborhood when you were a kid? That is the great feeling of being at the back of the Cul-De-Sak. It is the loop around spot at the back of the park that turns you around on the Main Road to head back. There is not much to see on this acce...
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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...
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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.
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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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Wrong Turn is a great name for this trail, as it could have you guessing if you should have even turned onto this trail! This trail boasts massive boulders from landslides, washouts, and slabs that grab your axles and don't let go. This jungle-themed rock bed offers surprisingly good grip up until t...
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The Rock Wall Trail is one that should be on the 7 Wonders of Alabama. This formation at the end of the trail is a breathtaking example of the beauty that Northwest Alabama Mountain Ride Park has to offer. The route to this trail is a winding dirt and mud-covered trail, but it is worth the view at t...
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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

WaterFall Alley is an exciting off-road loop designed for riders looking to test their skills against slick elevation changes and muddy terrain within the Barnyard Mud Boggers (BMB) off-road park. Located in Fulton, Mississippi, along the Tombigbee River, this park spans over 700 acres of prime mud-...
Learn more about WaterFall Alley

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

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

Starting at FS203, this scenic route transitions from pavement to gravel, leading you deep into the heart of the Bankhead National Forest. Along the way, it passes the historic Kinlock Lookout on Bylor Road, a notable landmark in the area. Forest Service Road 203 is a well-maintained two-track trail...
Learn more about Bylor RD - FS 203

Round the Mountain's accurate name allows you to bypass the hill climb of High Point Hill, but puts you in a rougher hill climb with exposed rock edges. The erosion is causing the rock ledges to become evident and more difficult. The bottom part that loops around the mountain is a lush forest canopy...
Learn more about Round the Mountain