Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
As you approach trees along the power line, the trail turns left
(northeast) back into the woods (you will see the blaze).
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The trail skirts the edge of the power line again on its east side.
There are wildflowers here.
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Cross under the power line to the west and head back into the
woods.
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Pass a dirt road, part of the equestrian trail, on the right. This
last section is hard-packed clay.
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Arrive back at the trailhead.
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Hiking Information
Local Information
Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association, 402 Sherman St., Decatur, AL
35602; (800) 648-5381; www.northalabama.org
Local Events/Attractions
Coon Dog Memorial Cemetery, 4945 Coon Dog Cemetery Rd., Tuscumbia; (256)
383-0783; www.coondogcemetery.com. In 1937 Ken Underwood buried his coon
dog on this site. Since then over 180 coon dogs have been laid to rest here. There
are picnic areas and a Labor Day celebration.
Restaurants
Riverside Restaurant, 111 E. Limestone, Florence; (256) 766-4436
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