Trail · Marshall County

Taylor Mountain Trail

A hiking and biking trail in Lake Guntersville State Park in Marshall County, about 1.7 miles.

1.7 miles

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  • Trail type: Hiking and Biking
  • Length: about 1.7 miles
  • Area: Lake Guntersville State Park
  • Approximate coordinates: 34.3858, -86.1945

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Compiled from public datasets (Alabama Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources). Locations are approximate and not yet field-verified. Confirm access, conditions and closures with the managing agency before you go.

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AboutWhat is Taylor Mountain Trail?

Taylor Mountain Trail is a hiking and biking trail in Lake Guntersville State Park in Marshall County, about 1.7 miles.

Getting thereWhere is Taylor Mountain Trail?

Taylor Mountain Trail is in Marshall County, Alabama, in Lake Guntersville State Park.

Approximate coordinates: 34.3858, -86.1945. View on OpenStreetMap. The map on this page shows the same spot.

Things to doWhat can you do at Taylor Mountain Trail?

Taylor Mountain Trail is listed for hiking, running and walking. Each activity links to more places across North Alabama.

Things to doHow long is Taylor Mountain Trail?

Listed details: trail type Hiking and Biking; length about 1.7 miles.

Difficulty is not rated in the source data, so check the managing agency's trail map and recent conditions before you set out.

Things to doWhat else is there to do near Taylor Mountain Trail?

Browse more places in Marshall County. You can also browse by activity: hiking, running and walking.

Before you goHow do you check conditions and closures at Taylor Mountain Trail?

Contact the managing agency for current conditions, closures and rules.

This page lists public information. It does not replace posted signs or the manager's notices. Hours, fees, permits and closures change, so confirm with the managing agency before you go.

TrustHow accurate is this listing for Taylor Mountain Trail?

Compiled from public datasets (Alabama Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources). Locations are approximate and not yet field-verified. Confirm access, conditions and closures with the managing agency before you go.

This page was last updated on November 11, 2026.

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