The 23.4-mile Eastern Shore Trail runs along the east side of Mobile Bay between Spanish Fort and Weeks Bay, passing through the communities of …
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Nov 30, 2022
They finished the redesign of the pier park area and its great, modern walkable design. Perfect for gulf view and not crowded. Full review by Y8465HMjamesc
Jun 7, 2021
This is a well maintained trail along Alabama Eastern Shore. It winds through park areas, pass beautiful homes and along the Bay. There are benches provided to sit, relax, and observe God's creations…Full review by Lukeanthonywflorida
Dec 27, 2020
I went on a couple jogs between the Pier and the Grand Hotel while in town. This is a wide paved walkway that extends for many miles, great for walkers (and their dogs), bikes, and running. It's righ…Full review by Bowmanator22
Are there restrooms along the trail? My husband and I would like to walk it when we come there this summer
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Yes, there are restrooms along the trail. You are not in the middle of nowhere on the trail. If you start at the pier there is one on the pier. Probably less than a mile there is a boat …
Yes, there are restrooms along the trail. You are not in the middle of nowhere on the trail. If you start at the pier there is one on the pier. Probably less than a mile there is a boat launch and there is one there. Just a little farther you will come up on a coffee shop then the Elks lodge and VFW(or American Legion, not sure which one it is) across from there is Gambino’s Italian restaurant. If you keep going you will come to a quick stop. Not far from there is the Grand Hotel. If you continue to walk from there the stops are farther apart so stop at the Grand if you are going to continue. I hope this helps!
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