アラバマのおすすめMTBライド

This is one of the best lookout points in 1,500-acre Red Mountain Park. The gap is named for Baylis Earle Grace, a farmer who's believed to have been the first to identify the red rock in this area as hematite iron ore, which led directly to nearby Birmingham's development as an industrial powerhouse.

The fire tower is no longer open to the public and cannot be climbed, but it is a tall-standing symbol of the area's past.

The trail to Grace's Gap Overlook is a really well-kept trail and considered by most to be an "easy" path. The overlook points towards Homewood and Birmingham and is a combination of wooden boardwalks and bridges. If you like this type of lookout, be sure to check out the treehouse on the side of the trail during your hike.

A small loop that includes steep wooden wall ride portions. This feature, along with some others in the park that are specifically geared toward mountain bikers, were designed by the International Mountain Biking Association and were built by FlowMotion Trail Builders.

Bike repair and air station with basic tools. These stations are maintained by Dothan's Leisure Services Department and Southeast Mountain Bikers program.

A leg of the trail that provides northward views of Lake Lurleen and dense forest views to the south.

Lake Lurleen is a 250-acre lake that is restocked with a variety of fish for anglers to enjoy. The banks of the lake offer official boat launches and piers throughout.

This is a family cemetery of one of the families that once lived on the land of what is now Lake Guntersville State Park. This burial site has grave stones that range from the late 19th century to early 20th century.