Alabama Recreation Trails

The Chief Ladiga Trail extends 32.5 miles from the Georgia state line to Weaver, Alabama. It is a paved recreational trail on the bed of the former Seaboard/CSX Railroad and extends into Georgia an additional 63 miles, making it the longest continuous …

The Chief Ladiga Trail extends 32.5 miles from the Georgia state line to Weaver, Alabama. It is a paved recreational trail on the bed of the former Seaboard/CSX Railroad and extends into Georgia an additional 63 miles, making it the longest continuous …

Welcome to Georgia! The trail continues straight past the sign board. In July 2005, the Conservation Fund purchased a 650 acre, 2.7 mile trail corridor from the state line to the first road crossing on the Georgia side, Jackson Chapel Road. This part o …

This part of the trail is rated difficult, for the trail has steep terrain and rock outcrops. Features include scenic views, abundant plant and animal life, and challenging terrain. The trail is open to foot travel, bicycles, and horses.

Terrapin Creek is twisty and quick with plenty of shoals, rocks and whitewater spots to make for a few fun hours and long enough for a multi-day trip. Paddling normally begins at the CR 49 Bridge in Borden Springs. This fairly swift stretch takes out a …

The Terrapin is twisty and quick with plenty of shoals, rocks and whitewater spots to make for a few fun hours and long enough for a multi-day trip. Paddling normally begins at the CR 49 Bridge in Borden Springs. This fairly swift stretch takes out at …