Alabama Scenic River Trail

City:  Cedar Bluff to Ft. Morgan
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, with scenery ranging 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.
Trail User Fee: 
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Chickasabogue Park Trail

City:  Mobile
Description: 3 trails are connected with a combined length of 20 miles. Trails go through hardwood hills, pine flats, swamps and sand. Parts of the trail go by a creek suitable for swimming and up and down short but steep hills.
Trail User Fee: $1 Per-Adult for admission $.50( 6-12) years; free under 6.
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Taylor Harper Hiking and Cycling Trail

City:  Dauphin Island
Description: The trail parallels two primary roads on Dauphin Island; (1) Bienville Blvd (east and west), which runs from Ft.Gains east and west terminus of Bienville Blvd on the Island's west end and (2) LeMyne Drive (Hwy 193), which intersects with the Bienville path at the Beinville/Lenoyne intersection and goes north to Dauphin Island bridge.
Trail User Fee: No
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Citronelle Rails to Trails

City:  Citronelle
Description: 2 mile rails-to-trails walking trail passing historic sites such as the Railroad Museum and the Surrender Oak site. The trail also has park benches, picnic tables and is flat providing for an easy walk.
Trail User Fee: No
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Audubon Sanctuary Trails

City:  Dauphin Island
Description: 1.2 miles of wooded trails through bird sanctuary including pond overlooks and boardwalks.
Trail User Fee: 
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