Day trips, historic destinations, semi-supported group paddles, overnight trips and extended paddling adventures are to be found along the Tennessee, Coosa and Alabama Rivers; through the Mobile-Tensaw Delta; and along exquisite creeks like Terrapin, Hatchett and Weogufka. For those inclined to meet a personal challenge, try the entire length of the original 631-mile "core," already the longest of any state's, or significant portions. There’s no better way to get so close to nature and no better state for nature’s awesome beauty. The original Trail begins at the Georgia state line on the Coosa and winds its way south across nine beautiful lakes, with scenery ranging from magnificent wildlife preserves and steep stone cliffs to the tranquil beauty of the secluded creeks of the Delta region, terminating at Ft. Morgan in the Gulf of Mexico. The trail, with its new corridors and spurs now counting over a thousand miles, networks almost every corner of Alabama. .jpg) If you're traveling and need a boat or gear, if you want to try a different boat or gear, or you need a guide or transportation, visit any of the helpful outfitters along the trail. Click the Contact button to find an ASRT.    The Alabama Scenic River Trail is a 2009 category winner in American Trails Winning Website Awards  Be there! Paddling, trail running and road biking will be involved in this 46.8 mile Adventure Race. Please come help us plan it and be a part of it.Read More... People are needed to volunteer their time to help us make this race happen. Read More... Senate Bill 258 would establish important, needed oversight of Alabama's recreational trails. Please support it! Read More...The Alabama Rivers Alliance hosts an annual Watershed Leadership Conference, a premier educational and networking event for Alabamians interested in c...Read More... One of our **ahem** "back burner" projects is a Paddler's Personal Cookbook that we've been kicking around for a while. Interested? Read More... View All News |
>Alabama Scenic River Trail Guidebooks with maps, Delta map, and commemorative items can now be purchased online and registration for ASRT events can now be paid online, all by clicking here
Valentine's Cruise/Old Cahawba Pigrimage
Feb 12-13 **POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER** MID-MARCH DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED ** EMAIL GLENN DEAN AT THE ADDRESS BELOW **Alabama Scenic River Trail announces Old Cahawb... Read MoreFeb 26-28 Paddle the channel and beautiful backwaters around Millers Ferry Lock and Dam and help us pull off another successful cleanup in Wilcox County.
Visit... Read MoreMar 06 Sell your paddling stuff in front of your tent like in the old days, or wander the campground grabbing bargains.
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