Alabama Off-Road Trails

Bird Point is a fun warm-up trail near the park entrance. It runs parallel to the main trail so it is a fun alternative when heading into the park for the day. It begins with a steep ascent with small rock ledges and then meanders through the trees, taking you through a few mud holes. If it has been raining, it may be a good idea to exit about halfway through when the trail is close to the main path. At the end is another steep climb, but it should not give most 4x4 vehicles any trouble unless wet.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

Trail 409 is a loop on the far southeast side of the park. It begins with a steep downhill with large ledges to navigate before it flattens out a passes by trailheads for Cry Baby Holler and 409B. If you stay on the trail, eventually, you will find a steep ascent that brings you to the end of the main trail.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

406D begins where 406 ends, with a sharp left-hand turn down a steep and rutted hill. It will definitely get the heart pumping as you attempt to navigate down the off-camber terrain that tends to tip you toward the nearest tree. A spotter will certainly help you stay out of trouble here. Once to the bottom, you must traverse some tight trails that snake amongst the trees, along with deep mud holes. Finally, the end is a tough climb up the waterfall obstacle back to the main trail. Lockers or some momentum is your friend here!

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

Trail 406 rapidly drops down from the main trail running through the park. At first, there are a series of small ledges to drop down, and then the trail is mostly flat with some washouts and mud holes. There is also an opportunity to attempt the extreme optional obstacle, Hagan's Hill, on the right about 0.2 miles into the trail. Be aware that this is a one-way trail, and it leads to more difficult trails that must be traveled to continue on your way.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

Trail 413 basically serves as the exit for 411b. Otherwise, it is a poorly marked trail with confusing directions on the official Stony Lonesome map. Just follow the track to get from 411b to the main trail. 413 is just a dirt path that can be overgrown.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

411 is a relatively easy dirt trail compared to others at Stony Lonesome. It skirts along the park border through the forest and leads back to the main trail, or you can turn right onto the more challenging 411B.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

411B is a great trail with fun obstacles. As soon as you turn onto the trail from 411, you are greeted with a steep, rocky descent. After a few twists and turns, you find yourself attempting to go down more steep hills with very large rocks that will lead you into the trees. Hard tops, beware! About halfway through the trail, you can stay left to exit to the main trail or right to continue on 411B, which ends at Trail 413. There is a fun series of hill climbs to challenge you along the way!

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

409C is a straight dirt descent that is an alternative to the beginning of 409. It goes from the main trail down to 409 and can be slick if wet. Otherwise, you can ease on down and be on your way.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

Trail 410 is a rough dirt trail that descends from the main trail down to 409. It is typically used to access the Cry Baby Holler trailhead. It actually passes right by the end of Cry Baby Holler, which allows you to stay behind and watch as others continue down 410 and back up the challenging holler trail.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.

This trail is just a steep dirt hill that connects 409 back to the main trail. Just point the nose and go straight up! Rain will up the difficulty level of this trail. Luckily, you can just back down and continue on 409 to get back if needed.

Stony Lonesome OHV Park is a private offroad park near Cullman, Alabama. The park is open Friday through Sunday. Riders must check in at the office near the start of the Main Access Road and check out at the end of the day to notify staff that you are no longer in the park.

Stony Lonesome offers several onsite accommodations, including tent campsites, RV campsites with full hookups, cabin rentals, and other unit rentals. Visit their website for further details.

Cullman, a 21-minute drive northeast, has the closest hotels.