|
Located in eastern Alabama the 33-mile
long, paved Chief Ladiga Trail travels through
Cleburne and Calhoun counties. It passes
through the Tallegeda National Forest, and
connects to Georgia's Silver Comet Trail
to the east.
Both trails combine to form over a 101
miles of non-motorized trails that are great
for walking, bicycling, rollerblading, hiking
and dog walking. From east to west, Chief
Ladiga passes through several cities in
Alabama: Piedmont, Jacksonville, Weaver,
and Anniston.
The eastern part of the trail starts near
Cedartown, Georgia. Chief Ladiga has a smooth
asphalt surface. Both the Chief Ladiga and
Silver Comet are:
- Free
- Paved
- Built on abandoned rail lines
- Rail-trail projects
For additional information, please visit:
- Chief
Ladiga - Jacksonville State - information,
facts, maps
- WeathermanSam
- great photo gallery, maps
- Chief
Ladiga - Cybrtime - photos, directions,
Calhoun map
- Rails-to-Trails
Conservancy - US trail database, interactive
map w/directions
|
|
|
