Limestone County · AL

Hiking Trails in Limestone County

12 hiking trails in Limestone County, Alabama, with maps, distances, and elevation profiles.

Map of Alabama with Limestone County highlighted
12
Hiking
28.2 mi
Total length

About hiking in Limestone County

Limestone County, Alabama has 12 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 28.2 miles, an average of 2.3 miles each. The longest is Richard Martin Trail (walking), at 10.8 miles. 2 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Limestone County are like

By length, 6 are under a mile, 4 run 1 to 5 miles, and 2 are 5 miles or longer.

Of the 5 with a difficulty rating, 5 easy. Of the 12 with measured elevation, Richard Martin Trail (walking) climbs the most, about 231 ft.

All 12 hiking trails, longest first

Richard Martin Trail (walking)Hike10.8 miSwan Creek Greenway TrailHike6.6 miEagle Nest Island LoopHikeMTB3.5 miCounty Line Road PathwayHikeMTB2.3 miTVA Marbut Bend TrailHike1.0 miGolden Eagle TrailHike1.0 miRural Village Walking TrailHike0.9 miBeaverdam BoardwalkHike0.5 miSwan Creek GreenwayHikeMTB0.5 miDairy RoadHike0.4 miCaldera Ridge Walking TrailHike0.4 miWellness TrailHike0.2 mi
← All Limestone County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt .