Level: Intermediate
Length: 19 mi (30.6 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +807/925 ft
Total: 23 riders
Mountain Biking Kentucky Orv
#7 of 97 mountain bike trails in Alabama
#854 in the world
The trail is fast double track, with lots of jumps and berms. The trail is super fun and if you can deal with some dirt bike guys. They will give you a lot of respect, and they are very courteous. This trail is like a rollercoaster that occasionally jumps the tracks. On a downer note, this trail is very muddy after a rain.
First added by flamdrag8 on Apr 14, 2008. Last updated Apr 28, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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Take I-20 to Oxford Alabama. Take Highway 21 south toward Talladega. Turn left at McIntosh Rd. Take McIntosh rd to Kentuck rd. Kentuck rd is 3.5 miles long and ends at the trail.
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Rode the blue trail. Tough climbs but some fun downhill. Trails are plenty wide with opportunities to get some sweet air. Some mud in places but easy enough to bypass.
| ThankThis ORV trail system is fantastic for mt. biking.... great climbs..... as well as good flow. Lots of miles here as well. Also, you can hear any motorized vehicle coming so as to get out of their way.
| ThankThere are 3 different loops to ride in the area that are all doubletrack/fireroad in width. Elevation comes from punchy climbs followed by a fast but usually short downhill runs. Lots of berms and whoops to have fun with and a number of places to get air. It kind of felt like riding some of the wider DH specific trails you might find in a bike park but it is laid out in a XC fashion with lots of climbing. It rained about 3 days before I rode and there were still puddles in spots but the rest of the trail was bone dry and worn in. Went on a Saturday and only saw 5 or 6 ORVs during the trip. From a technical standpoint, the trail is pretty easy. From an aerobic standpoint, the punchy climbs can leave you a bit winded.
| ThankClosed until April 1 2010
| ThankThe blue trail is a really great trail right now. The yellow trail is pretty technical and has alot of steep ups and downs. Kentuck, as a whole, is a fast trail. Berms and jumps make this trail great! What more do you need?* Review edited 8/25/2008* Review edited 9/28/2008
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