Alabama is filled with many hiking trails. Some are even believed to be haunted. One trail in particular where hikers have experienced paranormal activity is the Bartram National Recreation Trail. For information about this trail, take a look below.

The Bartram National Recreation Trail, which is best known as “Bartram Trail,” is located within Alabama’s Tuskegee National Forest near Notasulga. It’s named after William Bartram, America’s first native born artist/naturalist.

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Bartram Trail is a 14.3-mile, out-and-back trail with a moderate rating, which means most people are capable of hiking it.

alltrails/Laura Booth To view full trail map, be sure to take a look at its AllTrails page.

This trail is situated along a river and has become quite popular over the years for hikers of all ages.

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In fact, numerous people have traveled from near and far to hike Alabama’s Bartram Trail. Even though this trail is somewhat lengthy, it’s still worth it.

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This trail is also unique because it’s located within Alabama’s smallest national forest. While hiking it, you’ll notice several ruins along the way, including rotting boardwalks.

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Remember to always use caution whenever hiking Bartram Trail. Many people who’ve hiked it have reported hearing the sounds of footsteps behind them, as well as strange voices in the woods. Could it be the sounds of ghosts? Nobody really knows.

alltrails/Wes Anderson The next time you’re in the Notasulga area and in the mood for a hike, consider hiking the Tuskegee National Forest’s Bartram Trail. It’s accessible year-round, and who knows? You might even spot a ghost.

Have you ever hiked Alabama’s Bartram Trail? If so, did you have a paranormal experience? Let us know in the comments below.

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To view full trail map, be sure to take a look at its AllTrails page.

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The next time you’re in the Notasulga area and in the mood for a hike, consider hiking the Tuskegee National Forest’s Bartram Trail. It’s accessible year-round, and who knows? You might even spot a ghost.

To learn all about Alabama’s Tuskegee National Forest, be sure to take a look at the following article: America’s Smallest National Forest Is Right Here In Alabama And You’ll Want To Explore It.

 

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Address: Tuskegee National Forest, Alabama 36083, USA