Munny Sokol Park

Trail Description:
The mix of trails here all have one thing in common. They are fairly technical. There is singletrack and jeep roads inter-connecting throughout the park. There are a few short and steep climbs and some sketchy descents as well.

How to get there:
From I-20 take Exit 73 and follow McFarland Blvd West across the Black Warrior River. Turn right onto Watermelon Road and you will see Munny Sokol Park on the right after about 2 miles.

Posted by: Mr. Melon on 7/15/2008
The trail system is a good one if you live in Tuscaloosa...its a ten minute drive from my house and offers different levels of challenges depending on my mood. regardless of what one reviewer said, sokol has its technical moments and takes one a while to totally master, and when that day comes, you can push yourself harder to keep it a challenge. this is a trail that is really all about how much your up for and how much you put into it.

Posted by: Kona on 12/18/2007
This trail was so completely boring. No elevation changes, twisting back and forth for two hours through trees. You could do it on a K-mart bicycle and still dominate it.

Posted by: bamabiker on 5/18/2005
Very few signs, I managed to stay lost in the trails most of the time. consists of interconnecting trails. Good ride if you have already rode Lake Lurleen. Try www.druidcity.org/ for directions to Lake Lurleen, great ride!