Pinhoti National Recreation Trail
Talladega National Forest - Talladega Ranger District
Description and Details
Pinhoti National Recreation Trail offers more than 100 miles of moderate to difficult hiking opportunities.
The Pinhoti winds through the Talladega National Forest in eastern Alabama. It runs from Piedmont, to a point south of Talladega. Side trails include the Cheaha Wilderness and Cheaha State Park.
The Pinhoti meanders through mountains and valleys, which are rich in history and legend. The trail winds through rugged pine and hardwood forests, runs along ridgetops, and passes through shady hollows and mountain streams.
Fees
None
Opening Dates
Open all year
Contacts
Talladega National Forest, Shoal Creek District
Kimberly Bittle, Ranger
45 Highway 281
Heflin, AL 36264
(256) 463-2272
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Alerts & Warnings
- Prescribed Burn Alert for the Conecuh National Forest
- Tuskegee National Forest Road and Trail Closures
- Talladega NF – Shoal Creek District - Closure of FSR 548
- Tuskegee NF-Change in walk-in services offered (Sale or issuance of passes/maps)
- PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING ATVs
- Rules for Forest Visitors
- Law Enforcement Prohibited Acts