Off-Road Trails in Alabama
There are so many off-road options to choose from in Alaska. Sand dunes, rivers, glaciers and mountains lend thousands of miles of trails to plan a fantastic overland trip.
Alabama Trails
- 533 – Vaughn Road
- 535 – Campbell
- 537 – Flag Mountain
- Bankhead roads
- Bingham Mountain
- Camp Creek
- Foothill’s Cutover
- Fork Creek Road
- Meadow Creek Road
- Rattlesnake Green Trail
- Road 105
- Turkey Creek Road
- USFS #724
- USFSR #500
- USFSR #500 pt 2
- USFSR #500K
- USFSR #500M Sweetwater Lake
- USFSR #512 Ivory Mountain
- USFSR #512A
- USFSR #515 Watts Mountainway East
- USFSR #515 Watts Mountainway West
- USFSR #518 Crane Motorway
- USFSR #519A Interstate
- USFSR #522
- USFSR #523
- USFSR #530
- USFSR #531
- USFSR #531I
- USFSR #532
- USFSR #537A
- USFSR #540
- USFSR #548 (South)
- USFSR #548A
- USFSR #585
- USFSR #591 Goldmine
- USFSR #600-1
- USFSR #600-3 Old Skyway
- USFSR #601 Wiregrass
- USFSR #607 Bulls Gap
- USFSR #616 Rocky Mount
- USFSR #637
- USFSR #642 Wade Mtwy
- USFSR #642K Old Wade Mtwy
- USFSR #643 Hopeful Stephens St
- USFSR #643C Kentuck OHV Trailhead
- USFSR #644 Kentuck Mtwy
- USFSR #645 Tree Farm
- USFSR #645C Three Mile Branch
- USFSR #651 Duck Nest
- USFSR# 549
- USFSR# 600-2
- Warrior Cemetery Road
- Wildlife Management Area Road 5
Alabama has a lot of unique terrain to offer, from white sandy beaches to densely-forested mountains. It’s home to plenty of 4X4 trails that are sure to give you the thrill of a great off-road adventure. Using onX Offroad, you can find your way to a remote lake and catch that largemouth bass you’ve always dreamed of. Want to find a beautiful picnic spot or maybe a secluded place to camp? No problem. There are plenty of ways to enjoy yourself among the beautiful landscapes in Alabama. So jump in your Jeep, dirt bike or ATV and hit the off-road trails.