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The Baldwin County Trailblazers
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Linking Community to Community, Town to Countryside, and People to People!

Be A Guest On Our Trails!

Since our founding in 1995, the Baldwin County Trailblazers have concentrated on designing, funding and constructing the popular Eastern Shore Trail which follows the coast of Mobile Bay from the Battleship USS Alabama to the Weeks Bay Reserve...linking small towns, farming communities and waterfront resorts all along its 32mile route.

Now the time has come to chart a new course to connect the Eastern Shore Trail with existing trails in other parts of the county and to add new trails.

These new trails can provide safe routes to schools, prevent health problems that thrive on inactivity, reduce auto emissions, fuel consumption, and build on the tourism that drives much of the country's economy.

The Easten Shoe Trail

The map below highlights completed trails already accommodating fitness enthusiasts, nature lovers on the Eastern Shore, Gulf Shores, and range Beach down on the Alabama Gulf Coast indicated in green.

The red lines on the map show suggested routes of trails that exist only on the drawing board and in the imagination of dreamers who see a network of trails developing throughout the county. The most exciting of these is the dream of a 30mile off-road rail/trail between Foley and Bay Minette following the abandoned right-of-way of Baldwin County’s once and only railroad. 

Backwood's Biking!

Alligator Alley, Daphne, Al Funding for this project provided by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, State Lands Division,Coastal Section, in part, from a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management. Award #: 07NOS4190175.

(From Our New Trailblazers Brochure!)

 

 

Newsflash
McDuff Memorial
Trailblazers Offer "Share the Road Sign" in Memory of McDuff's
 
McDuff Memorial
 
 In Memory of Larry and Ann McDuffThe McDuffs were environmental role models for all who knew them.  They rode bikes instead of cars, dried their clothes out in the sun, and travelled the world on foot.  Summers they trekked elaborately planned trips such as the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada, the Appalachian Trail twice over, the John Muir Trail in California, and an even more daunting one in Peru.   When their four children were old enough they took them to Europe which they explored by bike.

Within two years of each other, both Larry and his beloved wife, Ann, were struck and killed by a hit and run driver; Larry while cycling on Greeno Road and Ann while cycling on Baldwin County Hwy 27, now US 181.

                                   

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Our Trails are funded by public and private donations for the purpose of bettering communities. All precautions have been taken to provide a safe environmnent however, please use them at your own risk. All donations are final at time of receipt. No refunds can be considered

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