Elmore County

0.5 miles, asphalt, playground 11.5 miles singletrack; Mtb,Hiking,Trail Running, changing room, no horses or motorized vehicles, parking area, info kiosk 3/4 mile concrete path through city park Autauga County Trails Chilton County Trails Coosa County Trails Tallapoosa County Trails Macon County Trails Montgomery County Trails 5 miles of trails on over 350 acres of forests, fields, streams, wetlands and ponds.

Elmore County


Elmore county has a wide variety of recreational trails to enjoy. Visitors will find 12 miles of some of the best mountain bike single-track Alabama has to offer at the Swayback Bridge Trail or take a 1 mile wooded walk through Corn Creek Park complete with river access and picnic tables overlooking the Coosa River .

Another favorite is the Alabama Nature Center open to the public every third weekend of the month with beautiful ponds and hiking trails or the Bartram Arboretum trail at Fort Toulouse Historic Park.

If it's a short fitness walk you need around a local park, visit the Village Green in Millbrook, Goldstar Park in Wetumpka or Panther Park in Eclectic.

Hiking / Mtn Biking Trails


Swayback Bridge Trail

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City:  Wetumpka
Description: 12 miles of some of the best singletrack in Alabama. Located on the shores of Lake Jordan complete with roots, rocks and rolling hills. Home to the annual Attack on Swayback mountain bike race and the Coosa River Challenge Adventure Race.

Map: Swayback Bridge Trail (Google Maps)


Alabama Nature Center Trails

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City:  Millbrook
Description:  Lanark and the new Alabama Nature Center contain 350 acres of striking forests, fields, streams, wetlands and ponds that are traversed by five miles of boardwalks and trails in three regions: Still Creek Run, Turkey Ridge, and Hilltop Pass.

Map: Alabama Nature Center Trails (Google Maps)


Bartram Arboretum Trail

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City:  Wetumpka
Description:  Interpretive wooded trail on the grounds of Fort Toulouse Park. Part of trail is wide and lined with wood mulch and railroad timbers; remainder is typical narrow dirt hiking trail.

Map: Bartram Arboretum Trail (Google Maps)


Family Fitness / City Park / Walking Trails


Gold Star Park Walking Trail

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City:  Wetumpka
Description:  Paved walking path along Coosa River through local city park. Complete with deck overlooking river.

Map: Gold Star Park Walking Trail (Google Maps)


Mill Creek Sports Complex Walking Trail

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City:  Millbrook
Description:  1/2 mile paved walking track around baseball sports complex.

Map: Mill Creek Sports Complex Walking Trail (Google Maps)


Panther Palace Walking Trail

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City:  Eclectic
Description: 1/2 mile accessible concrete pedestrian trail around Panther Palace Park.

Map: Panther Palace Walking Trail (Google Maps)


Village Green walking trail

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City:  Millbrook
Description: 1/2 mile paved walking trail around The Village Green Park in downtown Millbrook.

Map: Village Green walking trail (Google Maps)

Water Trails



Alabama Scenic River Trail

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City:  Prattville
Description: Alabama's great new river trail is the longest water trail in any single state of the country, beginning at the Georgia state line and winding its way across nine beautiful lakes. Scenery ranges from magnificent wildlife preserves and steep stone cliffs to the tranquil beauty of the secluded creeks of the Delta region, the second largest delta in the US.

Map: Alabama River Region Map


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