Welcome to the Chief Ladiga Anniston Trail Head, located in Anniston, Alabama. While primarily a trail head, it serves as a gateway to the Chief Ladiga Trail, a significant recreational asset within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, offering outdoor activities and access to nature.
Environment:
The Chief Ladiga Anniston Trail Head provides access to a beautifully maintained, paved trail that extends from near Anniston, AL, towards North Atlanta, GA. The trail follows a former railroad line, resulting in a primarily flat grade, making it accessible for various users. The surrounding environment offers scenic views and access to small towns along the route.
Services:
The Chief Ladiga Anniston Trail Head offers essential services to trail users, including:
Features:
The Chief Ladiga Anniston Trail Head is known for its well-maintained and accessible trail. Key features include:
Promotional Information:
The Chief Ladiga Anniston Trail Head is an excellent starting point for exploring the Chief Ladiga Trail, a beautifully paved trail that stretches for many miles. Whether you're a cyclist or a hiker, this trail offers a smooth and enjoyable experience. The trail is well-maintained and provides access to various amenities, including restrooms and nearby towns. The trail is in good condition, and is primarily flat, making it accessible to a wide range of users. For more information, please call (256) 236-8221 or +1 256-236-8221. Experience the beauty and convenience of the Chief Ladiga Trail starting from the Anniston Trail Head.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Great trail. Nice paved trail in great condition! There restrooms at the Weaver trail head as well as train depot to the north. Looks like they are working on opening the trail south.
A very nice, paved trail that goes all the way from near Anniston, AL to North Atlanta, GA. It's all paved all the way, and in good condition. It's primarily "flat", meaning a 1% -2% grade, as befits a former railroad line. There are small towns along the way to get food, and there are some rest stops with toilets on the trail.
Other than some tree roots pushing up on the trail in spots, the trail is perfect for a flat zone 2 spin that can go for 96 miles to Atlanta.
Nice trail parking. Room for about a dozen cars. New bathroom buildings are under construction.
Great rail trail: excellent surface, well maintained. Smooth cruise on our tandem. Handy rest stops, pretty scenery. Saw 2 deer. Need to come back to ride more of this trail. Made a detour to see bison near the Piedmont sports complex, only saw 2 bison. Campground at endpoint, no hook ups but restrooms with showers.
Nice, paved trail with several scenic spots. Beautiful gazebo, bridges, and flowing water nearby. Restrooms located at the Jacksonville Train Depot.
New bathhouse under construction. So we had portapotties and no showers. Will be a very nice spot when complete.