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Chief Ladiga Trail spans 39.5 paved miles from Anniston to the Silver Comet Trail. It is popular for biking, blading and walking.

The Heflin Spur of the Pinhoti Trail leads to the town of Heflin. The spur trail spans 3.5 miles in one direction. Heflin is a small town, settled back in 1882, and home to about 4,000 people today.

Here, the Pinhoti trail crosses Talladega Scenic Drive, only half a mile from Cheaha State Park, with fantastic views, restrooms, cabins, and more.

This is the eastern terminus of the Chief Ladiga Trail and the western terminus of the Silver Comet Trail. It is also the Alabama and Georgia border. There is a small, covered picnic area, so it is a good spot to take a break, before getting back on the trail!

Piedmont is a lovely, small city in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It has several restaurants, cafés, and accommodation options, so it is a great place to stop along the Chief Ladiga Trail.

The Chief Ladiga Western Terminus is on the outskirts of Anniston next to Michael Tucker Park. The park has a bathroom with showers, picnic area with shelter and a parking area. There are also 16 primitive camping spots if you want to stay the night before setting off on the trail.

Train depot built in the 1860s for the old railway line. It has since been refurbished and is open for use by the public. It is located on the Chief Ladiga Trail and has public bathrooms.

The Chief Ladiga Trail is a 34 mile trail that runs from Anniston, Alabama to the Georgia Border. It has been built over an old railway line and is fully paved and very flat. It runs through several towns with amenities, so there are options to resupply if needed.