CAHABA 
RIDES

29 miles of the trail made up of mostly singletrack with some gravel and paved portions.

A 15-mile trail system that traverses exciting and diverse terrain. Includes scenic views.

Over 16 miles of short trails that run follow historic paths and roads.

30 to 40 miles of purpose-built singletrack. Difficulty ranging from beginner to advanced.

4.75 miles of single-track and double-track trails, with a short section adjacent to the Cahaba River.

About 3.5 miles of easy to moderate difficulty multi-use trail in the Turkey Creek Nature Preserve.

12 miles of trails for hiking and biking near the historic Swayback Bridge.

More than 23 miles of multi-use trails ranging from easy to moderate in difficulty.

A 3.5-mile multi-use trail along the Northeast side of the reservoir.

About 5.7 miles of beginner to intermediate level single track trails.

A 3-mile trail that is easy to extend the mileage by the addition of Wild West and Peak Attack.

14.9 miles of beginner to intermediate level single track trails.

The Black Creek Trails consist of 15 trails and connectors for those who enjoy walking, running, hiking and bicycling. The Black Creek Trail (1.7miles)  is a gravel path which can be entered beside the wedding chapel located at Noccalula Falls Campground; it is a peaceful, scenic walk  where you can enjoy the beauty of your surroundings.

17 miles of professionally designed and constructed trails along the Cahaba River and Shades Creek.

New trail Fall 2019. Spanning 73 acres of up and down woodland terrain and offering 5 miles of trails.

RideBHM is Alabama’s first downhill mountain biking park, where a day pass or membership gets you access to some of the sickest downhill trails in Alabama.

A paved 3-mile multi-use path in the Birmingham. metropolitan area.

A network of almost 120 miles or trails, parks, bike lanes, and sidewalks.

A 33-mile paved path that connects several small towns.

Several miles of paved path in the heart of Downtown Birmingham.

This 3-mile nature trail is the site of the old rail bed. It winds through the forest, is not to be missed.

10 miles of bike lane on the road offers a nice bike friendly 20 mile out and back.

A 15-mile trail system that traverses exciting and diverse terrain.

3 miles of mostly paved multi-use trail near the Cahaba River.

The park offers parking and a 2 mile trail that extends to Green Springs highway.

The two-mile greenway will offer a new opportunity to bike, run and walk along the Cahaba River.

The Horse Creek Trail spans just over 3 paved miles between Dora and Sumiton.

This 7-mile gravel path leads to a network of trails and paths of varying levels of difficulty.

A 2-mile walking and cycling trail constructed as part of the Red Rock Ridge & Valley Trail System.