Kentuck OHV Trailhead

Public Notice Regarding ATVs

PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING ATVs: All-terrain vehicles and off-highway vehicles are only allowed on two designated trails in Alabama’s national forests. The Kentuck ORV Trail in the Talladega National Forest -Talladega District and Flint Creek Multiple Use Trail in the Bankhead National Forest are open for ATV/OHV use. There are no designated ATV/OHV trails on the Conecuh National Forest, Talladega National Forest – Shoal Creek District, Talladega National Forest – Oakmulgee District, and Tuskegee National Forest. Registered and state licensed ATV/OHVs are permitted on all open Forest Service roads and not trails. Law enforcement officers will issue citations to illegal ATV/OHV riders.

Kentuck OHV Trail has riding for everyone on wheels, whether the vehicle of choice is an ATV, a motorcycle, or a mountain bike. The easy to moderate trail has 4 loops totaling 23 miles. Some of the trails have easy sections with gentle grades, sweeping turns and fairly smooth surfaces with few obstacles. Other trails are more difficult, with steeper grades, tight turns, sections of rough terrain, rocks and log obstacles. Mountain biking opportunities are available.