Dirt Bike Trails
Near North Courtland, Alabama

County Road 90 begins as a paved route meandering through picturesque farmland before transitioning into the lush expanse of the Bankhead National Forest. Along the way, travelers can enjoy abundant wildlife and admire charming, historic generational farmhouses lining the roadside. The route also pr...
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This excellent offroad option features it all! Slick clay, exposed tree roots, ruts, slippery shale rock, ledges, and more! While this trail is difficult, it does not offer any dangerous off-camber positions. Riding this ravine uphill is sure to provide a challenge, with additional difficulties when...
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250 Acre Trail is a cruiser's paradise. This trail contours to the mountainside with multiple trails of the same difficulty intersecting and splitting off. This is a perfect trail to let the younger riders take their time, as there are few to no obstacles that can pose a threat. The well-manicured t...
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The main road serves as the backbone of the trail system, with all routes connecting back to it. It is passable by stock four-wheel-drive vehicles in dry conditions and includes three creek crossings and one overlook with scenic views. The speed limit is 15 miles per hour, and wildlife such as deer ...
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Power Line Trail can be a small spark or full-on electrifying! This trail offers a little bit of everything, with the main track being a cruising trail with many harder lines, should you try to take them. There are shorter, steep ledges on opposite sides of the trail for those who like to live on th...
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East View Ledges is a great obstacle-type trail at NWALMP. This trail will test your line choices, driver skill, and machine durability. It features large exposed ridges with squishy clay filling each ledge as you climb this mountainside. Time for completion will vary greatly depending on how damp t...
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Can-am is a trail close to camp that features a short flat ride to the nearest mountainside, where you will find an undercut ledge of slick rock and another line that is a bit more gradual. The easier of the two lines offers more of a stair-step climb, but puts the nose of your rig right into anothe...
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Where's Ed? is a short wrap-around trail with mild obstacles, and is more on the narrow side for the trails commonly found at NWALMP. This trail features the very common rich black soil and littered limestone rocks throughout. Due to the trail's distance, it is rarely traveled, but it is a great pul...
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All Aboard! Titanic is a great cruising trail that, when paired with the surrounding trails, can get you lost quickly. The Titanic section of the park is a small group of easy-riding trails on the opposite side of the ridge from Send It Hollow. Titanic primarily runs the long ridge line; however, th...
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Sinking Ship is a dual drop trail - drop in to enter and drop in to exit. Once you are inside the middle portion of the trail, both exits are uphill. This means when the rain comes down, the exit off the trail will become increasingly difficult. Sinking ship offers beautiful mountainside views of th...
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Spectator Hill #1 is one of many hill climbs that take you to the top of the mountain and give you access to the top of the monstrous hill climbs that Northwest Alabama Mountain Park has to offer. These trails are considered the access trails; however, with them being heavily travelled on race day, ...
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FS223 is a gateway road leading into the wilderness areas of the Bankhead National Forest. This route culminates in a spacious parking lot, perfect for both camping and parking for those embarking on wilderness excursions. It's an excellent starting point for adventurers seeking to explore the fores...
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This Jeep-inspired trail, like many others on this side of the mountain, is created tough for a reason - to give you a great offroad experience. Rubicon is one that can live up to the name, as the trail is relentless, yet still able to be completed in a well-designed stock rig. The characteristic t...
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Spectator Ridge is the main ridge way that allows you to view the more extreme trails in the park. This ridge would be used on days when a bounty competition would be held. The middle of the ridge offers a large parking area for you to park and walk to the edge of the trail near the hill climbs. It ...
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Jason's Trail is a trail that will be one that starts off mild and ends up wild! The bottom of the trail starts off as a casual rock crawl, and the top turns into a steep rock bouncing ledge! Jason's Trail intersects another trail in the middle, so save your blasting for the top ledge. The second se...
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Buggy Buster is a great name for this trail, as it is very tight and the rocks tend to throw you into the trees and other boulders. This short trail is a great taste of the medium to harder difficulty this park has to offer. If you like rock crawling with tight tolerances, this trail is for you. The...
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What great park doesn't have a stunning view and a great spot for lunch? Northwest Alabama Mountain Park has brought it with this one! Complete with a pavilion at the top with solar lights that shine down on the swinging chairs. There is ample parking to bring the whole family or the entire crew for...
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Sink Hole Loop is a simple trail in that its name is a perfect description. The trail itself is a dirt trail with little to no obstacles other than mud. At the end of Sink Hole Loop, it has a large mountainside divot that you can drive down into. This hole does not hold water like most deep holes an...
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It isn't over until the band quits playing! This trail may seem like a fun party trick, but it features a steadily declining trail with a large jetted boulder that will get into the side of most rides without the appropriate armor. Along this trail, you will find broken speaker boxes, windows, plast...
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Jack's Luck is an easy riding trail in the Titanic section of the NWALMP. It bobs and weaves throughout with multiple other trails branching off and can create a maze of a casual afternoon. This trail is easy on the ride and on the eyes with a dense canopy and a smooth, flat path.
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County Road 90 begins as a paved route meandering through picturesque farmland before transitioning into the lush expanse of the Bankhead National Forest. Along the way, travelers can enjoy abundant wildlife and admire charming, historic generational farmhouses lining the roadside. The route also pr...
Learn more about County Road 90 - FS 259

250 Acre Trail is a cruiser's paradise. This trail contours to the mountainside with multiple trails of the same difficulty intersecting and splitting off. This is a perfect trail to let the younger riders take their time, as there are few to no obstacles that can pose a threat. The well-manicured t...
Learn more about 250 Acre Trail

The main road serves as the backbone of the trail system, with all routes connecting back to it. It is passable by stock four-wheel-drive vehicles in dry conditions and includes three creek crossings and one overlook with scenic views. The speed limit is 15 miles per hour, and wildlife such as deer ...
Learn more about Main Road

Power Line Trail can be a small spark or full-on electrifying! This trail offers a little bit of everything, with the main track being a cruising trail with many harder lines, should you try to take them. There are shorter, steep ledges on opposite sides of the trail for those who like to live on th...
Learn more about Power Line Trail

County Road 90 begins as a paved route meandering through picturesque farmland before transitioning into the lush expanse of the Bankhead National Forest. Along the way, travelers can enjoy abundant wildlife and admire charming, historic generational farmhouses lining the roadside. The route also pr...
Learn more about County Road 90 - FS 259

This excellent offroad option features it all! Slick clay, exposed tree roots, ruts, slippery shale rock, ledges, and more! While this trail is difficult, it does not offer any dangerous off-camber positions. Riding this ravine uphill is sure to provide a challenge, with additional difficulties when...
Learn more about Homestead

250 Acre Trail is a cruiser's paradise. This trail contours to the mountainside with multiple trails of the same difficulty intersecting and splitting off. This is a perfect trail to let the younger riders take their time, as there are few to no obstacles that can pose a threat. The well-manicured t...
Learn more about 250 Acre Trail

The main road serves as the backbone of the trail system, with all routes connecting back to it. It is passable by stock four-wheel-drive vehicles in dry conditions and includes three creek crossings and one overlook with scenic views. The speed limit is 15 miles per hour, and wildlife such as deer ...
Learn more about Main Road