Pinhoti National Recreation Trail - Shoal Creek RD
Area Status: Open
Pinhoti National Recreation Trail offers more than 145 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. The Pinhoti traverses through both the Cheaha Wilderness and Dugger Mountain Wilderness Areas. There is a connector trail from Cheaha State Park to the Pinhoti. 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.
At a Glance
Fees: | Recreation Fee Schedule |
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Open Season: | All year |
Usage: | Light |
Water: | None |
Restroom: | None |
Operated By: | Forest Service |
Information Center: | In case of emergencies and/or road-side assistance, please contact 911. |
Activities
Day Hiking
Backpacking
Viewing Scenery
Alerts & Warnings
- Southern Pine Beetle Epidemic Spreads to Talladega and Bankhead National Forests
- 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