[AustTwin]

Hi all, I've been scouting about for a decent patch of gravel in south Birmingham so I can get to grips with my AT without getting arrested. Every where I've seen on google earth is fenced off or has a warehouse built on it when I get there. Any ideas please. Aust.

 

[Bookem]

Welcome to the forum @AustTwin! Can’t answer your question as I am in Colorado, but hopefully someone comes along and answers. The AT is an amazing machine in the dirt.

Bookem

 

[TN-Rider]

Welcome to the forum @AustTwin! I found most of my gravel roads near the Wildlife Management areas here in Tennessee. I bought the large book of the state maps. It shows the nature of all roads. I cannot get to the map book now, but I believe it’s published by Rand McNally. It even shows the roads along the dry river beds. Not that I’ve been brave enough to go check them out, yet. I believe I will hike them first. I need to buy a motorcycle recovery system, or get one together myself. I should have looked more closely to your post. I am guessing that such map books are made for your neck of the world. Here in the states, I buy a new book every time I move to a new area. I have never lived more than ten years in one state.

 

[AT-Dragon]

Hi and welcome...

 

[DoubleThumper]

Welcome to the Forum @AustTwin.

Sorry, ain't ever been to Birmingham.

 

[Thumpalong]

Try the Delorme Atlas and Gazeteer for your area , e.g. via Amazon. Lots of detailed info and back/forest roads, etc.

 

[DoubleThumper]

Thanks @Thumpalong, and welcome to the Forum!