Show us where you went dual sport riding today

[klaviator]

[klaviator]

.



.



.



.

[Jwwr]

Wheeler Wildlife Refuge has a lot of gates open now, but not for long. They will close on March 1st.

Starting the Truck Trail at the beginning. 



I-65 South was at a stand still.







Tree tunnels.





One of the sections that is rarely open.



A chain link fence in the middle of the woods. I initially thought it was a wild life exclusion fence. Maybe part of a Refuge study area (I saw some of these when I was in college), but It's too short to keep deer out. So I don't know.



It gets a bit crawfishy in there!



Too early for a sunset photo.



Louis bluff road dead ends at Lewis bluff according to google maps.

[wrrider]

The fenced in area was an old research weather station operated by Alabama A&M under a permit from the refuge.

[Jwwr]

Bankhead. Near Kinlock Falls. The Hemlocks keeping it green!



.

.
One of the few spots with a view.


.

.
The North West road is the best road!

.

.

[Jwwr]

Old US 278 near Houston, AL.
.

.
You can still get all the way down to the water. Brushy Creek I think.
.

.
Fresh burned area off Mt. Olive Road in Bankhead.
.

.

[Jwwr]

Nice day for a ride in Bankhead. Wolfpen campground.
.

.
Wolfpen Cemetery.
.

.
Lots of People out.
.

.

.

.

[klaviator]

Bankhead today.

[klaviator]

[klaviator]

Wheeler Wildlife Refuge.



.

[klaviator]

[klaviator]

Bridges to Nowhere.

[BamaPhill]

Where is that?

Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

[klaviator]

Where is that?

Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

Franklin County, Alabama.

[N4HHE]

Franklin County, Alabama.

Well, that is sort of helpful. Lat/lon perhaps of the bridges? Of an access trail to reach?