Ride…Explore…Have too much fun!!!

"Every generation has the right to build its own world out of the materials of the past, cemented by the hopes of the future"

- Herbert Hoover -

OUR GOAL

The Tenn-Tom Trail Project is working to transform an existing access road along the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway into a scenic multi-use trail. Stretching from Amory, MS to Bay Springs Lake, the trail will provide a safe and beautiful route for cyclists, walkers, and outdoor enthusiasts while connecting communities to the natural beauty of the river.

OUR VISION

  • People riding bikes on a covered wooden bridge with autumn trees in the background.
  • A dark gray background with white text that reads 'Our Purpose' and a description about creating a safe, accessible space along the Tenn-Tom Waterway, promoting outdoor activities, community connection, and supporting local economies.
  • Entrance sign for Griffin Bike Park surrounded by green trees.
  • A collage of three images showing park entrances and a bicyclist with a design brief on the right side. The top left image is a gate at Starr Six Ranch with a star emblem, the top right image is a sign for Worthington Parks & Recreation for Olentangy Bike Trail Highgate Entrance, and the bottom left image is a bike leaning against a sign for Capitol View Park with a wooded background. The text on the right encourages designing an eye-catching entrance for the Tenn-Tom Bike Trail to invite visitors and enhance the area.
  • A peaceful outdoor park scene with a curved walking path leading to a small wooden bridge surrounded by green trees and foliage. There is a picnic table on the grass to the right of the path. The image has a beige overlay with the text "REST AREAS" in bold black letters.
  • A park trail with rest areas, including a bridge, picnic table, bike racks, and bike repair stations, surrounded by green trees and open fields.
  • A group of five people, including children and adults, riding bikes on a trail in a green, wooded area. There is a dog walking alongside on the trail. A yellow sign with black text and arrows points to a Family Cycle Trail and other destinations.
  • Slide showing various types of signage used in trail systems, including directional signs, safety signs, wildlife protection signs, and historical signs, with descriptions of their purpose to enhance safety, provide clear directions, and protect wildlife.
  • Collage of five images of outdoor biking and walking trails, including cyclists on a bridge, a person riding a bicycle on a trail, a family biking on a paved path, a bench in a park, and a walking trail surrounded by trees. The text 'QUESTIONS?' is displayed in large white letters on a black background.
  • A thank you message for supporting the Tenn-Tom Bike Trail project, with a QR code for donations. Six photos of people biking on various trail bridges and scenic routes included, and contact information for Sherry Parkhurt.

DONATE TO THE MISSION!

A QR code to donate