Follow these directions to arrive at Staplefork Landing on the Perdido River Trail.
From Red Beard’s Outfitter:
51 Kenneth St, Mobile, AL 36607
Get on I-10 from Kenneth St 5 min (1.7 mi):
- Head south toward Kenneth St (.11 mi)
- Turn left onto Dauphin St (1.6 mi)
- Turn right onto S Broad St/US-45 S/US-43 S/US-98 E/AL-42. (.13 mi)
- Turn left onto Government St/US-90 E/US-98 E/AL-42/AL-16. Continue to follow US-90 E/US-98 E/AL-42/AL-16. (1.43 mi)
- Take the I-10 E ramp. (.3 mi)
Take I-10 E to Co Rd 64 in Baldwin County. Take exit 53 from I-10 E – 25 min (25.46 mi):
- Merge onto I-10 E. (25.46 mi)
Continue on Co Rd 64. Drive to Old Pensacola Rd (County Rd 112) 14 min (12.3 mi):
- Turn left onto Co Rd 64 (7.1 mi)
- Turn right onto Old Pensacola Rd (County Rd 112) (5.2 mi)
River Rd
- Turn left onto River Rd
Travel 1.2 miles from County Rd 112 to the intersection pictured below and turn right.
Travel 0.7 miles to the fork (pictured below) and turn left.
Travel 0.8 miles to the parking area for the Perdido River Trail at Staplefork Landing. You will find a kiosk and the sign pictured below.
Begin walking downhill on the gravel road and you will see the trail markings in the pictures below.
Happy hiking!!!
When hiking through the Perdido River Trail, you will find that it closely follows the canoe trail that begins at Blue Lake Landing and ends at Gravel Landing. The trail is about 20 miles long. Staplefork Landing is in the middle, which will give hikers roughly ten miles to hike to and from this part of the trail. Shelters accessible from this Staplefork Landing are Loggerhead Creek and Swamp Field Shelters. Landings accessible from this landing are Blue Lake Landing. Most importantly, we hope you enjoy your time on the Perdido River Trail.
You can read more here for additional information about this Forever Wild tract and the Perdido River Wildlife Management Area.
