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Alabama

Eastern Continental Trail (Alabama Roadwalk)

213.9 mi

Distance

8,380 ft

Gain

64h 20m

Time

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What we do know

  • Inside National Forests in Alabama

    2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.

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  • No access route mapped

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Eastern Continental Trail (Alabama Roadwalk)

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Elevation & route

Distance
213.9 mi
Elevation gain
8,380 ft
Elevation loss
2,722 ft
Highest point
1,126 ft
Lowest point
139 ft
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Managing agency
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About this trail

The Eastern Continental Trail (Alabama Roadwalk) is a 189-mile long-distance route traversing Alabama along roads and established pathways. This ambitious trail follows the eastern continental divide through the state, offering hikers an extended journey through diverse Alabama landscapes and communities. The roadwalk format provides accessibility while connecting hikers to the broader Eastern Continental Trail network.

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