Electric Bike Trails

Oak Mountain State Park

With 29 miles of mostly singletrack trails, plus some gravel and paved connectors, this system is a favorite for riders of all levels.

Red Mountain Park

A 15-mile network that combines diverse terrain with scenic overlooks, making it a go-to for adventure seekers.

Tannehill State Park

Over 16 miles of trails wind through historic paths and wooded areas, creating a ride that blends nature and history.

Trussville Sports Complex

A 4.75-mile system with single and doubletrack sections, plus a short connector to the nearby Cahaba River.

Turkey Creek

About 3.5 miles of easy to moderate trails through the Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. Ideal for families and casual riders.

Gardendale Urban Trail System

A 3-mile loop that can easily be extended by linking into Wild West and Peak Attack, creating options for longer rides.

Black Creek Mountain

This 73-acre park offers 5 miles of singletrack with rolling terrain and wooded climbs.

RideBHM

Alabama’s premier downhill mountain bike park. Day passes or memberships give you access to some of the most exciting downhill trails in the state.

Trail Of Legends

This 12-mile network mixes hiking and biking trails, highlighted by scenic routes near Swayback Bridge.

Riverfront Greenway Trail

Length: 8 miles

This urban trail follows the Alabama River, offering views of Montgomery’s skyline and riverfront attractions.

Ideal for: Leisurely rides and sightseeing.

Lagoon Park Trails

Length: 5 miles

Set within 432 acres, this park offers multiple trails suitable for all skill levels, including the beginner-friendly Oak Glen Trail and the more challenging Single Track Trail.

Ideal for: Family outings and varied skill levels.

Swayback Bridge Trail

Length: 12 miles

Features steep climbs and descents, providing a more challenging ride through shaded forest terrain.

Ideal for: Intermediate to advanced riders seeking a workout.

Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail

Length: 54 miles

This trail traces the route of the 1965 Voting Rights March, offering a ride rich in history and meaning.

Ideal for: Long-distance riders and history enthusiasts.

Old Cloverdale Trail

Length: 2-mile loop

Winds through the historic, tree-lined streets of Old Cloverdale, connecting to local shops and restaurants.

Ideal for: Casual rides and exploring local culture.

Coldwater Mountain

One of Alabama’s premier trail systems, with 30–40 miles of purpose-built singletrack. Trails range from beginner-friendly to highly technical.

Lake Lurleen

More than 23 miles of trails loop around the lake, ranging from easy cruising sections to moderate climbs and descents.

Duck River

A 3.5-mile multi-use trail that winds along the northeastern edge of the reservoir, perfect for a short outdoor escape.

Munny Sokol

Roughly 5.7 miles of singletrack that suits beginner to intermediate riders, offering a fun mix of flow and challenge.

Lake Howard

Nearly 15 miles of beginner-friendly to intermediate singletrack, with plenty of opportunities to test your skills.

Noccalula Falls Park

Featuring 15 trails and connectors, the Black Creek Trails are great for walking, running, hiking, and biking. The 1.7-mile Black Creek Trail starts near the park’s wedding chapel and offers a peaceful, scenic gravel ride.

Cahaba River Park

This trail system delivers 17 miles of professionally built singletrack along the Cahaba River and Shades Creek, mixing flow with natural beauty.

McClellan Mountain Bike Trail

This 15-mile singletrack system is ideal for riders of all ages and skill levels. It’s Alabama’s first NICA-approved trail and offers a mix of green and blue routes. The trail names reflect the area’s military history and local heroes, with rolling terrain around Sunset Hill and the Baltzell Mountains.