On This Day In Alabama History: Alabama Scenic River Trail Was Founded
By Graydon Rust
Alabama 200
June 6, 2008
The Alabama Scenic River Trail (ASRT), now the longest recreational water trail in any single state, was founded. With access to more than 43 waterways, the 631-mile trail traverses nearly the entire state, beginning at Weiss Lake in Choctaw County and ending at Fort Morgan at the Gulf of Mexico. The trail is suitable for power boaters and whitewater enthusiasts alike and includes a wide diversity of waterways and terrain. Sites of interest include established birding trails, many of the state’s best fishing grounds and numerous historical sites. The trail is a designated National Recreation Trail and a National Water Trail.
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