Birmingham to Anniston Trail Feasibility Survey

Sweet Trails Alabama is a statewide initiative to build a network of trails connecting all 67 counties, their communities, and major destinations across the state. Part of the initiative includes a feasibility study for a trail from Birmingham to Anniston.

A feasibility study aims to evaluate the practicality of a project including technical, economic, legal, and operational factors. The study will help to establish a clear framework for implementation including potential funding sources.

Public feedback is critical to ensure the project aligns with community needs and resources. Please answer the survey questions below.

Note: The proposed trail map shown is not final and is included for visual reference only.

2.What is your 5-digit zipcode?

3.How often do you use existing trails in your area?

Never

Sometimes

Often

6.What do you think are the most important benefits of this trail?

Recreation / physical health

Alternative mode of transportation

Tourism & economic development

Conservation

Other (please specify)

7.How important is the proposed Birmingham to Anniston trail connection to you?

Not important

Somewhat important

Very important

8.Name specific destinations (cities or towns, parks, etc.) along the Birmingham to Anniston corridor that you think the trail should connect to.

9.What are your main concerns for a proposed Birmingham to Anniston trail connection?

10.What are your main desires for a proposed Birmingham to Anniston trail connection?