Trail Overview

This trail is short, but it is a pretty fun little section of this road in the Talladega National Forest. Some spots its wide enough for two vehicles, and in others, it's only wide enough for one. This road does not appear to be maintained; I would recommend a vehicle with some ground clearance. There are some serious washes, and it appears that parts of the trail go under water during the wet season.

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Deep washes, Water rises over trail.

Technical Rating

joey Benda

Feb 20, 2026

2024 Jeep Wrangler

Open

NormalMuddy/Wet

Trail had just been cut.. road was smooth the whole way. I actually passed a Toyota celica. I would rate this road as a 1.

Walter Smith

Jan 20, 2026

Open

Normal

Trail very easy. A little much in once spot. No ruts.

Stephen S

Dec 22, 2025

Open

Normal

Road could be muddy when wet. There were a few mud holes but plenty of space to go around. The road had recently been repaired, no ruts.

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