The Alabama Trails Foundation (Foundation) works to develop Alabama’s potential as a nationally recognized trails destination.
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Meet Alabama’s first mountain. ⛰️
Rising more than 1,000 feet in Coosa County, Flagg Mountain marks the southernmost Appalachian peak in Alabama above 1,000 feet—and the beginning of the Alabama Pinhoti Trail.
National Public Lands Day is this Saturday. Celebrate Alabama's public lands everyday, but especially Saturday!
Save the Date for a Celebration of the Years of Alabama Trails coming November 18, 2026. Details coming soon, but be sure to mark your calendar today!
Paul DeMarco with the Alabama Trails Foundation recently visited the heart of Clay County at the Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area. @TweetHomeAla @forestservice
Alabama’s mountains, rivers, forests and coastline have long been hiding in plain sight. @BusinessAlabama recently highlighted the value of Alabama's amazing trails and talked with ATF president @Paul_DeMarco . businessalabama.com/alabamas…
ATF President @Paul_DeMarco recently visited Little Fox Creek with @alabamapower More than 4 miles of trails get you right beside Lake Wedowee.
Alabama Trails Foundation and Alabama Power Celebrate “Year of Alabama Trails” with New Signage at Little Fox Creek in Randolph County @alabamapower @Paul_DeMarco
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ATF board member Maggie Cunningham, also co-owner of Pinhoti Pizza Company, talks about what makes trails such an important part of fabric of the city of Piedmont, Alabama in East Alabama.
Troy University Arboretum is located in the city of Troy in Pike County. The Arboretum is a haven of greenery for local wildlife and a great place to escape for a walk when traveling in southeast Alabama. It’s less than a mile off of U.S. 231. @Paul_DeMarco @TROYUnews
National Trails Day was created in 1993 by the American Hiking Society to celebrate the importance of trails in our lives. It is an opportunity to get outside, connect with other trail users, and help make the trails you love better. @Paul_DeMarco @JeffCoToday @redmountainpark
Monte Sano spans 2,140 acres, offering spectacular vistas from its summit, especially during fall when the leaves put on a vibrant display of color. In the spring, native azaleas bloom along the 20 miles of hiking trails & 14 miles of biking trails. @ALStateParks @Paul_DeMarco
ATF President @Paul_DeMarco visited the Tuskegee National Forest this month. The Bartram Trail, a National Recreation Trail, is the longest trail here, with 8 miles of trails. It's great for hiking, plus there is a popular biking trail and a horse trail too. @forestservice
Alabama Trails Foundation, City of Huntsville, and Land Trust of North Alabama Celebrate “Year of Alabama Trails” with New Signage at Blevins Gap Trailhead
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The Alabama Trails Foundation “Building a Trail Town Economy” Workshop today at the Cleburne County Mountain Center in Heflin was a great opportunity to discuss the state’s outdoor recreation economy @TrailsAlabama
Last week, ATF hosted 75 attendees at our first ever Trail Towns Alabama conference to talk about the economic possibilities that trails bring to our communities. Special thanks to Amy Camp for keynoting. Afterwards, she and @Paul_DeMarco had a conversation about trails.
ATF's President @Paul_DeMarco recently visited the River Heritage Trail in Florence, Alabama. It's a great 1.3 mile walk that offers great views of the river.
April 22, 2026 @ 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
AN EAST ALABAMA CONVERSATION ON TRAILS: CHARTING THE PATH TO A STRONGER OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMY
Keynote: Making Trail Towns a Reality in Alabama. with Amy Camp, author of Deciding on Trails.
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ATF President @Paul_DeMarco visits Langan Park in Mobile, Alabama. Langan Park consists of over 700 acres, including a Spring Hill Lake and a number of picnic tables and other amenities. @TweetHomeAla @MobileAlabama