Developing Trails * Promoting Safety * Educating our Communities
Developing Trails: Creators and stewards of the Eastern Shore Trail – a National Recreation Trail connecting communities on both shores of scenic Mobile Bay.
- Promoting Safety: Working with local governments and communities to improve the safety of streets, sidewalks, and trails for pedestrians and bicyclists.
- Educating our Communities: Working with schools and local groups to promote healthy lifestyle choices.
Vintage Tweed Ride – 2013
Walking School Bus Check-in Castle
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We biked the trails along the coast from Fairhope, Al and loved it. We are from Indiana and felt the trails were very good.
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Please email me and tell me what should be done to put signs along Scenic Hwy. 98 to tell folks not to park on the sidewalk. Can we arrange a fine for doing so?
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There are some “no parking” signs along the trail. It is against the law to park on the trail or sidewalks, so please feel free to contact the policing agencies when you see violations. Thanks for your concern for our lovely Eastern Shore Trail.
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Will The Eastern Shore Trail be extended south or east of Weeks Bay in the near future?
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There are no formal plans at this time, but connecting to the east side of the Week Bay Bridge and on toward Magnolia Springs has always been a long-range goal of the Trailblazers. A funding source and a building campaign are needed to put that project in motion. Contact us if you’d like to help or have suggestions!
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