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Alabama
7.6 mi
Distance
3,542 ft
Gain
3h 25m
Time
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What we do know
Inside National Forests in Alabama
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Why you'll love it
Pinhoti Trail
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The Pinhoti Trail in Alabama offers a moderate day hike through the scenic foothills of the Appalachian region. This 7.62-mile section features rolling terrain with mixed forest, rocky outcrops, and stream crossings that showcase the natural beauty of Alabama's backcountry. The trail is part of the larger Pinhoti Trail system, known for its well-maintained footpath and connection to the broader regional trail network.
Us 278
~7 min drive
Brief, easy Alabama trail perfect for quick outdoor outings.
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~14 min drive
Short out-and-back connector to Alabama's Pinhoti Trail system.
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~1h 1m drive
Scenic 2.6-mile creek trail through Talladega woodlands.
Bent Bow Trail
~32 min drive
Easy 1.23-mile out-and-back trail in Alabama.
Ridge Road Trail
~32 min drive
Easy 1.44-mile out-and-back trail perfect for beginners and families.
Crooked Trail
~33 min drive
Quick 0.44-mile out-and-back trail perfect for beginners.
Mountain Street
~34 min drive
Easy 0.39-mile urban trail in Alabama.
Mountain Top Trail
~34 min drive
Quick out-and-back hike to an Alabama mountain summit.
Heflin
~34 min drive
Easy 3.66-mile loop trail in Heflin, Alabama with pleasant Piedmont scenery.
South Fork Trail
~35 min drive
Short out-and-back waterway hike through Alabama forest.