Madison County Nature Trail

The Madison County Nature Trail is a Green Mountain Nature Trail is a 72-section of land park in Huntsville, Alabama. It is situated over the encompassing networks on Green Mountain in southeast Huntsville. A 1.5-mile trail encompasses 17-section of land Sky Lake. Offices incorporate a secured connect, cookout territory and outside structure. The Nature Trail is perceived as a Treasure Forest by the Alabama Forestry Commission. It is additionally viewed as a Wildlife Sanctuary. The whole stop is claimed, worked and supported by the Madison County Commission in spite of the fact that it exists in the city furthest reaches of the City of Huntsville.

The trail comprises of 1.5-mile circle with extra side trails. It is a decent trail for novices, genuinely level and wide footbed with great signage. 0.5 miles of the trail is a Braille trail. The trail crosses the Cambron Covered Bridge named after Joe E. Cambron who was the Madison County Bridge Foreman from 1958-1974. The extension makes for incredible photographs particularly in high contrast A notable log lodge is available to investigate. The log lodge was initially worked around 1810 some place close New Market. It was given to Madison County by the Herbert P. Walker family, conveyed to the Nature Trail, and reassembled. Different offices incorporate an outside structure, An outline church, open air classroom, cookout zone and available rest rooms.