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Residents Urge Mixed‑Use Trail Development to Attract Equestrians and Mountain Bikers

3617086 · May 30, 2025
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Residents told the Anniston City Council meeting that a proposed mixed‑use recreational trail system could draw equestrian visitors and mountain bikers, citing 26 miles of trail potential and prior discussions with county leaders; speakers said the county could assist with insurance and that some user groups disagree about exclusive use.

At a city meeting, residents urged development of a mixed‑use recreational trail system to attract equestrian visitors and mountain bikers and to boost local spending.

Residents said the proposal would create roughly 26 miles of trails intended for horseback riding and mountain biking, and that both user groups could help market the area as a recreation destination. “26 miles might seem like a lot, but not in comparison to a lot of other places, and they bring a lot of money,” said Resident (equestrian advocate).

The speakers said the idea grew from earlier discussions among…

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