Trail Overview

This old county road starts (or ends) in Alabama, and ends (or starts) in Georgia. This trail has been well known for years by the community, as it is still technically a county road, but it is all dirt and not maintained frequently, as well as having many areas with deep mud holes, and rock obstacles. There is private properties on both sides of this trail for hunting land, etc. So visitors need to be aware of other traffic, and always pack out what you pack in, or more. The trail has a few difficult areas, especially when it hasn't been maintained recently. There are some areas with 1-2 foot ledges, and some mud holes are 3-4 feet deep, even during the dry season. The area known as "The Playground" has a lot of small, steep hills that can be driven up and down with sand as the main ground covering. There is also a very big mud hole at this location.

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Difficulty

Mud holes up to three feet deep, some rutted out areas up to two feet. There are a couple of one to two-foot rock ledges to cross and short grades both up and down. This is an uneven trail with sand and loose rocks.

Technical Rating

Jordan Benavides

Sep 18, 2026

2023 Toyota Tacoma Pro

Open

NormalRough/Deteriorated

Trail is clear, couple good mud holes throughout. I did get stuck and have to use winch in one of the mud holes. and there is one zig zag rut about half way through that is a little tough. But other than that pretty fun easyish trail.

Nas baltazar

Sep 12, 2026

2026 Toyota Tacoma

Open

Muddy/WetRough/Deteriorated

Man I almost got stuck in a mud hole didn’t not think it was that deep but half my truck was in that thang 😂 after that encounter I took the next few mud hole with caution but other than that a couple deep ruts but there was always a different path you could work around maybe slight better or worse I’m pretty new to off-roading this was a learning experience be careful out there this trail when wet and muddy is definitely a bit challenging if possible try to go when it’s dry first but it was fun will definitely be doing this again

Tommy LeBoeuf

Aug 29, 2026

2012 nissan pro4x frontier

Open

My first time. 4x4 frontier made it without lift kit. But hit bottom several times thru big ruts. Bypass the big mud holes for sure. Long truck probably couldn't Bypass big mud holes. Met 10 jeeps .

Michael Wilson

Aug 08, 2026

Temporarily Closed

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Justin Haygood

Jun 27, 2026

2025 Ford Expedition Tremor

Open

Muddy/WetRough/Deteriorated

Deep ruts that were a bit hairy, some deep mud holes that will get anything not off road capable stuck.

Kirk Sweet

May 31, 2026

2015 Jeep Wrangler

Open

Muddy/WetRough/Deteriorated

This is a fun trail to do. Start out pretty boring but once you are in the AL side the trail changes drastically. Large ruts and some good off camber spots, but plenty of room to bypass obstacles you don’t want or can’t do. There was alot of mud and water in the trail and every spot “looked” safe but there where 2 spots that absolutely swallowed my Jeep.. And dry conditions both spots would’ve been totally possible.

AL Bauer

Apr 18, 2026

2023 Toyota 4Runner

Open

DustyMuddy/WetRough/Deteriorated

I would consider this trail a bit higher than a 4. Huge mud holes. I did this trail alone but wouldn’t do it alone again. We started on the Alabama side and drove into Georgia.. it was fun. Hasn’t rained in a month so I could imagine the mud being much worse during rainy season.. be prepared. There were 2 work arounds one around one mud hole and one around a really rutted out part of the trail..