Cahaba River Park
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The Cahaba River Park is a joint venture between the Alabama Forever Wild Land Trust and Shelby County. The park, which encompasses 1,527 acres, is located at the confluence of the Cahaba River and Shades Creek. With the north 1,339 acre featuring 17 miles of professionally designed and constructed trails for hiking, mountain biking and trail running enthusiasts, there is plenty to do and see. There are several river miles of canoeing, or just relax and enjoy some swimming or fishing. There are also two pavilions with restrooms and an outdoor shower. Additional improvements are planned, so check out their website for additional information.
Area
66516120 sq-ft
1527 acres
1527 acres
Trails
11 trails
17 miles
17 miles
Camping
0 Sites
Park information current as of April 20, 2019
Disclaimer: We do our best to provide accurate information; however, we do make mistakes. Always check the trail, park, or place's website before starting your journey. We want you to have a safe and enjoyable trip. Due to regular changes, we cannot be held responsible for inaccuracies throughout our site.
Disclaimer: We do our best to provide accurate information; however, we do make mistakes. Always check the trail, park, or place's website before starting your journey. We want you to have a safe and enjoyable trip. Due to regular changes, we cannot be held responsible for inaccuracies throughout our site.