Building Blocks: Trails, People, & Partners
In August 2020, through a partnership across the network of agency leaders and trail volunteers we completed the Recreational Site Use Plan for the Weogufka State Forest. The intent of this plan is to inform decisions and provide a guide for future res …
Flagg Mountain Site Use Plan
This Site Use Plan is presented by the Alabama Trails Foundation in support of the Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) and their partners. The intent of this Plan is to inform decisions and provide a guide for future restoration and improvement on the 24 …
TRAIL CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT FLAGG MOUNTAIN
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT INFORMATION: Cynthia Ragland, Alabama Trails Foundation AlabamaPinhoti@gmail.com C: 205-310-6533 Birmingham, Alabama – The Alabama Trails Foundation announces that work has started on the trail construction at Flagg …
Flagg Mountain Restoration
Flagg Mountain: Alabama’s Gateway to the Appalachians If the Pinhoti trail represents a journey through Alabama’s Appalachians, then Flagg Mountain is the gateway. The southern most point on the Appalachian chain over 1000 feet, Flagg Mountain is rich …
The Alabama Pinhoti Trail Built Environment Master Plan
A Plan for the Future: The summer of 2019 marked the release of “The Alabama Pinhoti Trail Built Environment Master Plan” . The Master Plan quantifies and objectively analyzes the 170-mile trail, providing a platform for building teams to implement …
Photos along the Pinhoti
Photos taken along the Pinhoti Trail during the project.
September 22, 2018 Stakeholder Meeting
Meetings were held in two locations to gather input from stakeholders of the Pinhoti Trail. Maps were provided. In addition to the location meetings, an online survey was created that allowed people to provide more detailed feedback. This slideshow req …
100 Alabama Miles: Go Explore
Caleb Pepperman August 31, 2018 What does it me to Go Explore? Last month we dug into “Be Active.” Now, let’s dive into the meaning behind “Go Explore.” Alabama really deserves its title of “Alabama the Beautiful,” but many visitors and residents neve …
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