The Singing River Trail (SRT) is marking several milestones across North Alabama this October, including trail development, community planning, new signage and the launch of an AI trail guide. Since its founding in 2018, the outdoor nonprofit has been stitching together a 220-plus-mile network across North Alabama, one community and trail connection at a time.
One of the latest additions is at Ditto Landing in Huntsville, where co-branded SRT and Tennessee RiverLine signage was unveiled along 17 miles of existing trail connecting the landing and Aldridge Creek loop. The signs also point trail users toward recreation on the Tennessee River.
“Every new sign, project, and community connection represents another step toward the larger vision for Singing River Trail,” Singing River Trail Executive Director Misti Potter said. “We are building from the community level outward by strengthening local trail experiences first and then connecting those destinations across North Alabama.”
Gurley groundbreaking held Oct. 5
The town of Gurley joined Singing River Trail and community partners Monday to break ground on about one mile of trail…