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#1 of 5 Parks in MobileLocalGuideWorld score: 4.75
Rating breakdown
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5 ★83%
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4 ★14%
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3 ★3%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail?
- Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 77 reviews.
- How does Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail rank in Mobile?
- Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail is #1 of 5 Parks in Mobile by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail located?
- Aubrey Green Dr, Mobile, AL 36608 — 2.2 km from the center of Mobile.
- How can I contact Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail?
- Phone: (251) 460-7032 · Website: southalabama.edu
Nice walk close to USA campus. Walkway across the water needs maintenance before someone falls through. Mountain bikes should probably be disallowed on the narrow, short trails, as they are best suited to walkers. Very nice, wooded walking close to everything.
Part of the University of South Alabama. We walk the trails while our granddaughter is at practice. The trails are dirt and the area is free of litter. It's a great way to pass the time.
I love this place and come several times a week to jog or to walk my dog. Varying trail lengths make this an accessible location to different fitness levels—though not ADA accessible. Only “complaint” is that the pine needles conceal holes dug by animals, and it is easy to injure yourself even if you’re being very observant. But I do love it and recommend!
A nice oasis. Well maintained and clearly marked trails. Plenty of blazes as you move along. Most trails are wider than single track. Plenty of maps at intersections, and numerous informative placards along the way. Parking is weird, and I'm not sure how it works.
Great little trails around South's campus. People mostly do a good job of not junking it up.
Clearly marked trails and a few different loops that range from 1 mile up to just over 3.
Clearly marked trails and a few different loops that range from 1 mile up to just over 3.
I really enjoyed this nature trail. I'm so glad its here. It's educational, fun, peaceful, interesting. The trails are easy to follow and there are lots of trail markers so you can make sure you are still on the right path. Several hikers had their dogs so I would say it appears dog friendly. Keep in mind, it's a nature hike and even on the easiest trail you will still be hiking on some uneven ground, you have to be able to grip the ground because there are some slants and dips, so be prepared and be careful with your step. Overall it was fun. Exercising made fun.
Great nature trail! Several trail length options and all the trails are very well labeled which is great because they do interest often. There are benches and trash cans throughout the trail. Beautiful pond with boardwalk, lots of wildlife.
This is a nice long nature hiking trail. There are nice trees, some flowers, butterflies, birds and turtles along this trail. I saw many people taking walks with kids and dogs here. I wish they had more maps along the trail but they do have many signs about the plants and wildlife and birds you will see in nature along the trails.
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