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Lakeside Connector Trail at Chewacla State Park

Chewacla State Park

Birdwatching
Hiking
Mountain Biking
Walking
Restrooms
Primitive Tent Camping
Picnic Tables
Drinking Water
Dogs Allowed
RV Camping
Cabins
Benches

This half-mile trail gives riders access to the following longer, intermediate single track trails: Falls View, Creek View, CCC, and For Pete’s Sake. It begins by following Ranger Dell’s Trail in a clockwise direction by slowly winding down into the bottom and across a couple of small rock challenges as you reach the bottom of the glen near the paddle boat rental area and diving boards in the lake as you make your way toward the cabins. At the intersection, the connector turns left for a beautiful view of the entire lake as you ride along the lakeside, over a small bridge, and between the cabins and the lake as you begin your short but scenic journey to the longer trails. As you begin to turn to the right away from the lakeside, you will have the option to go left in a clockwise direction onto the Falls View Trail or continue straight ahead to begin a counter clockwise direction on the CCC Trail just after crossing the paved road.


Lakeside Connector Trail at Chewacla State Park | miles | | | (334)887-5621 Nearest Cities: Auburn, Opelika


Activities Available: Birding | Hiking | Mountain Biking | Trail Running | Walking
Amenities Available: Benches | Cabins | Camping (RV) | Dogs Allowed | Drinking Water | Picnic Tables | Primitive Camping | Restrooms

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November 14, 2017
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