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It should come as no surprise that the Heart of Dixie knows a thing or two about off-roading. The South loves to get a little muddy on the back of an ATV. Across Alabama, you’ll find a variety of off-road parks and trails designed specifically for those adrenaline junkies. Check out these five cool spots for ATV off-roading in the state.
Offering 16 miles of trails, Flint Creek is a popular spot for off-road motorcycles, ATVs, horseback and bike riders, as well as hikers. This area isn’t heavily used, either, so you’ll have plenty of space to traverse. The trail is considered easy and suitable for all levels of skill. With its smooth, sandy surface, you’ll find yourself easily ripping through the trails at a high speed. But remember to always ride responsibly!
This ATV park is accessible to four-wheelers, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides. Beason’s offers a variety of surfaces, some smoother areas for novice riders and some more heavily-wooded spaces for the experts. The coolest part about this park? While there are designated trails, riders are invited to create their own. As long as you stay within the property, you can explore as you please. Admission is $10.
This OHV park boasts “Miles of freedom, minutes away,” according to its website. This park is situated in the geographical center of Alabama. Not only is it a top-notch ATV and off-motorcycle park with many miles of trails, but it also features a wonderful RV campground if you want to stay the night. The scenery is stunning, too. You won’t want to miss out on this.
This adventure park is home to a variety of outdoor activities. The trails are accessible to ATVs, side-by-sides, and dirt bikes. Here, you can expect to find single tracks, mud bogs, and motocross tracks. The opportunities for ATVs are among the best in the state at this private park. The park, which started in 2003, has over 35 miles of OHV trails. This is a thrill-seeker’s paradise.
This privately-owned site boasts more than 1,000 acres of space and 160 miles of trails. Yes, you read that right—160 miles of off-roading fun. Branching off of the main trail, you’ll find a variety of terrain, from muddy areas to rocky hills to climb. If your stomach is rumbling after your ride, check out the Mud Pie Café for a bite!
*Note: Age restrictions, special licenses, and other requirements for off highway vehicles vary from state to state. Before heading out on your OHV, please consult your local regulations.
