Open Pond Trail
Trail through the southern end of Conecuh National Forest
Description:
The first leg of the double-loop leads around Open Pond and, on the far side, its campground. After passing through a marshy area, the trail reaches Buck’s Pond and Ditch Pond, the latter of which holds the best chance for viewing the most wildlife of the three ponds, as it is furthest from the campground.
Some of the wildlife visible along the trail includes American alligators, wood ducks, herons, egrets, kingfishers, doves, wrens, woodpeckers, blackbirds, and goldfinches.
State: Alabama
County: Covington
Length: 2.1 miles
Difficulty: 2
Trail viewed 344 times
| Miles | Trail Name | Short Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Five Runs Loop Trail | Trail along its namesake creek in the Conecuh National Forest |
| 2 | North Loop Trail | Segment of the Conecuh Trail |
| 2 | Conecuh Trail | Trail through Conecuh National Forest |
| 56 | Gazebo Trail | Loop along ridges in Claude D. Kelley State Park |
| 56 | CCC Trail | Hilly loop through Claude D. Kelley State Park |