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Alabama Scenic River Trail – Recognized as the Nation’s longest one state river trail stretching approximately 631 miles from the Coosa River to the Gulf of Mexico, this scenic water trail is a unique statewide recreational and tourism resource featuring numerous camping, hiking, and birdwatching opportunities (designated 2008).

	Kayaking on the Coosa River

Pinhoti Trail — This trail features two nationally designated wilderness areas, mountainous rocky terrain, and steep grades in places. It meanders through mountains and valleys rich in history and legend, through rugged pine and hardwood forests, along ridge tops and through shady hollows and along mountain streams. The 103-mile trail is managed by the Alabama National Forest (designated 1977).

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