3 Best Hiking Trails in Montgomery, AL

“Blount Cultural Park is a scenic city park with walking trails, a dog park, duck ponds, and statues in a picturesque setting. This 293-acre park is home to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Bark Park, and Alabama Shakespeare Festival's private festival grounds. Blount Cultural Park has about 90 parking spaces, many ponds, miles of walking trails, and beautiful carvings in the two parks.The 5-mile trail opens up to well-maintained, gently sloping, verdant views over 77 acres. The trails are friendly to children and families alike, looping along paved paths around the park. The Cultural Park has two entrances, one on Woodmere Bolivar and the other south of Vaughn Road, and it is open from dawn until dusk.”

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“Lagoon Park Trail offers three different trails with a scenic environment for visitors to explore. These include the Single Track Trail, the Creek Trail, and the Forest Road Trails. The Park covers approximately 432 acres and has over five miles of biking and walking trails. The Park has five miles of trails for hikers to cycle and hike, and 176 acres of Park are on the tracks. Lagoon Park Trail allows visitors to walk amongst natural scenery and two ponds. The trail paths are stroller-friendly for those willing to deal with some tree roots. The cross-country track is a mountain bike blowout.”

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“Swayback Bridge Trail is a 4.6-mile loop trail that ensures visitors explore and enjoy the trails for running, walking, cycling, a picnic area, or mountain biking. Six Mike Hill enjoys hiking the challenging trails around the lake in the park. It takes hikers 3 hours and 5 minutes to complete the route. Swayback Bridge Trail's parking is directly across the gravel road from the visitor center. The Swayback Bridge Trail allows leashed dogs and features restrooms, as well as a variety of tree species. Swayback Bridge Trail also has membership opportunities.”

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