Parking can be found at the State Park Road 2 Trailhead on the trail's western end, or at the Orange Beach Sportsplex (4385 William Silvers Parkway) at the trail's eastern end.
This trail is part of a great trail system in Gulf State park. I suggest that you stop at the visitors center for a map of the entire network as it's easy to get lost
This series of trails takes you through different terrain, open semi marsh, shaded oaks and wooded areas. Not sure how many miles all total but I would say around 10-12 miles. Great black top surface! Restrooms, benches to rest and a shelter if needed. We have done it 3 different times of year, fall is our favorite. Watch for snakes crossing the road in the hot time of year. Falling leaves in fall is cool. My favorite part of the trail is through the oaks and the trail gets hilly and twisting. I assure you, you will enjoy this ride!!!!!!!
This connects with a series of trails of equal quality. Don't let the short distance fool you. I easily out in. 15mile workout. Pavement was incredible. Loved the hills and minimal interruptions. FAIR WARNING--when the sun is setting don't look up or too much to your sides of you have a morbid fear of spiders! The trail was well maintained but I guess there is little that can be done at the treetops
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