Reviewed by: MPD_Blue ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
Beale St. can be quite tecnical, dodging the drinks and gawking at the yummie mommies. whne the cobblestones get wet from vomit, urine and beer.

WRT the cops there, don't let our physical stature fool you.

Reviewed by: Barker , from Nashville

Summary:
This aint for ridin', it's for partyin'. I like to get stinkin drunk here about once per year while searching for live down and dirty blues bands. Also, Mud Island Amphitheatre is one of the best outdoor music venues in the US....just across the way from here.

Recommended Route:
I recommend developing your own route...just make sure to visit at least 3 different bars.

Reviewed by: Dave , from Memfrica

Summary:
Trails can be somewhat tricky. Traffic may be a problem as locals don't use turn signals etc. Technical sections such as traversing passed out wino can be challenging and may not be for the beginner or the unarmed. Stay in well lighted area's if riding at night(not recommended).

Recommended Route:
East to west. Eat at Elvis's

Reviewed by: Tatonka , from Huntspatch, AL

Summary:
riding beale is like stepping into a piece of work from picasso's blue period .... once one gets over the depression of the blues the drunkereds and police hawgs make the riding more funnier ...

Recommended Route:
north to south

Reviewed by: James

Summary:
this is not a trail. it is not even really a road...it is a half mile stretch of bars. Not that I have a problem with the bars...but it's not for riding!!!

Recommended Route:
none.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Wolf River, Stanky creek, Herb Parsons