The Longleaf Pine Trail is the longest out-and-back among the multiuse trail network at Carvers Creek State Park. Relatively flat and seldom crowded, it’s a great trail for hiking and mountain biking and the perfect route for an afternoon trail ride for equestrians of all levels. Saddle up with equestrian and literacy advocate Caitlin Gooch as she sets off to discover the trail on horseback. Come along as we check out unique trail experiences in the state with Ten to Try, now streaming on the PB

188 reactions · 73 shares | Enjoy a refreshing dose of nature and fresh air, hiking, biking, camping, and historic sites along the scenic The Natchez Trace! | The Natchez Trace | Facebook

I've met people from all over the world hiking here. This is what they traveled to Alabama specifically to do. . The property is owned by @scci_caves and requires a free permit. . Caving is a dangerous activity. Join your local grotto to learn how to cave safely and responsibly. . Always leave no trace. | Huntsville Adventurer

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