Bankhead National Forest Loop (AL-33 / AL-195)

40 mi
Length
3
Verified stops
1,060 ft
High point
Scenic
Road type

A 46-mile loop through William B. Bankhead National Forest — Alabama's largest national forest and home to the only National Wild and Scenic River in the state (Sipsey Fork). The route follows AL-33 from Moulton deep into the Sipsey Wilderness canyon country, then returns via AL-195 toward Double Springs. Constant sweepers along limestone bluffs, four recreation areas, and dozens of waterfalls with almost zero traffic.

What you'll hit along the way.

Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.

Mile 0.0

Subway

Convenient starting point to fuel up before heading into the forest roads.

Mile 25.0

Moulton

Small Lawrence County seat offering fuel, food, and a chance to stretch before continuing the loop.

Mile 30.0

Masterson Mill

Quiet rural community marking a natural endpoint as the loop winds back through Bankhead National Forest.

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