Little River State Forest
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The yellow blazed trails at Little River both follow nice, narrow dirt paths through the pine forest with only a slight bit of dirt road peddling.
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A gazebo built by the CCC in 1935 still stands at the turn-around on the Gazebo Trail.
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A bridge over this stream was destroyed by a hurricane. Be careful crossing it now. A local group of volunteers is working to rebuild the bridge and it may be under construction during your visit.
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Summary
A little hideaway just north of Atmore, Alabama, Little River State Forest offers cyclists in L.A. (Lower Alabama) a chance to pedal on a trail with a little elevation (a couple hundred feet). There are plenty of swales and hills and valleys to climb making the trails here challenging. And the scenery isn’t so bad, either.
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Distance
6.0 miles
2 miles on the Bell / CCC Loop and 4 miles on the Gazebo Trail
Destination Distance From Downtown
50.8 miles
Difficulty
3 of 5 diamonds
There are a few hill climbs.
Time To Complete
2 hours
About 1 hour on each trail.
Seasonality
Spring, Summer, and Winter
Dog Friendly
On Leash Only
Fees Permits
Yes
Day-use fee: $2 adults, $1 children 6 – 15 and seniors 65+, children under 6 free
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