There are several scenic trails located throughout Alabama. While some of these trails are more difficult than others, there’s no denying that strolling them is one of the best ways to experience the state’s natural beauty. One of Alabama’s most popular trails is Tuscaloosa’s iconic Riverwalk. To learn all about this iconic trail, take a look below.
Tuscaloosa’s Riverwalk is a two-lane trail that’s located just minutes away from downtown. It’s one of the city’s finest outdoor attractions.
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Overlooking the Black Warrior River, this popular trail is nearly five miles long.
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Tuscaloosa’s Riverwalk is the perfect location for a summer stroll, especially in the evening. It’s also suitable for all skill levels.
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Along the trail, you’ll encounter several benches that are perfect for sitting and enjoying the beautiful scenery….
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…a variety of businesses, and…
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…you might even spot the Bama Belle Paddlewheel Riverboat, which was the Riverwalk’s very first attraction in 2001. For information about Tuscaloosa’s only paddlewheel riverboat cruise, click here.
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The next time you’re in the Tuscaloosa area, consider visiting this iconic trail. It offers so much to see and do. If you visit during the evening hours, you’ll also experience the most stunning sunset view.
Flickr/David Smith You can visit Tuscaloosa’s Riverwalk at 2710 Jack Warner Pkwy. NE, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401.
If you’ve ever taken a stroll along Tuscaloosa’s iconic Riverwalk, please share your experience with us?
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You can visit Tuscaloosa’s Riverwalk at 2710 Jack Warner Pkwy. NE, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401.
For a list of 10 more scenic trails to take in Alabama, click here.
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