Good news! Extending the Chief Ladiga Trail all the way to downtown Anniston is in the works, so the total should be 105 miles perhaps by about 2025-27. When you combine the Cumberland Connector, the Silver Comet Trail, and the Chief Ladiga Trail, the total length of continuous path is 98 miles. That’s a heckuva lotta path begging to be explored. It’s 32.7 miles from the state line to the spot where the Chief Ladiga Trail ends at the Michael Tucker Park on the northern edge of the Anniston city limits. When you combine the Silver Comet Trail and the Cumberland Connector on the east side of mile marker “0,” the total distance is 65.35 miles of continuous path in Georgia. It’s 60.6 miles from the original mile marker “0” found at the Mavell Road Trailhead to the Georgia/Alabama state line. Here’s the lowdown, along with a few handy hints and other insights, to help you get to know the path better before you start your adventure. In this article, I answer many of the obvious - and not-so-obvious - questions that those who are planning to utilize the trails may have. An in-depth FAQ-style resource for Silver Comet and the Chief Ladiga Trail usersīefore lacing up your biking, running or walking shoes - or maybe even your rollerblades - you may have a question or two about northwest Georgia’s Silver Comet Trail and the conjoining Chief Ladiga Trail in northeast Alabama.
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