Piedmont is perfectly positioned for outdoor lovers. Use town as your hub while you explore the long-distance Pinhoti Trail, Alabama’s first rail-trail on the Chief Ladiga, and the clear waters of Terrapin Creek.
A 300+ mile Appalachian long-distance trail that passes just outside Piedmont in the Dugger Mountain and Cheaha Wilderness areas. Connect to longer routes like the Eastern Continental Trail.
A paved rail-trail stretching roughly 39 miles from Anniston to the Georgia line, where it joins the Silver Comet Trail for nearly 100 continuous miles of riding and walking.
A clear, spring-fed creek famous for easy floats, kayak trips, and fishing. Multiple local outfitters provide rentals, shuttles, camping, and cabins right on the water.
From trail-side pizza to coffee shops, riverside campgrounds, and bike/kayak outfitters, Piedmont has the services you need to turn a day trip into a full weekend.
Fuel up before or after your adventure at locally owned spots in downtown Piedmont.
Hotels, historic stays, cabins, and campgrounds keep you close to the trail and creek.
Let local experts handle the logistics so you can just hike, bike, or paddle.