This is a hiker and horse trail,no other traffic is allowed. 14 miles of mostly wooded trail and some forest service roads. Winds through the rolling hills of the northeast half of Tuskegee National Forest. Dogwoods are breathtaking in the spring and the wildlife is abundant. Deer and turkey are often seen along the trail.
Trailhead offers a small parking area.
See Forest Service for overnight camping permits. I-85, take exit 42 and go east on AL 186. Maps of the trail are available at the Forest Service Office. Caude Kelly State Park, located north of I-65 near Uriah Alabama. This park is located on the boundry's of Monroe and Escambia counties.