Make time for a shoreline walk during your Gulf Shores or Orange Beach vacation.
Explore This GuideMake time for a shoreline walk during your Gulf Shores or Orange Beach vacation. Choose a public beach access, enjoy the changing coastal scenery, and keep your route suited to your group and the day’s conditions.

Start at the Beach Pavilion in Gulf Shores or a park access in Orange Beach. The park’s beach access points give you several options for a walk along the shoreline.
Romar Beach, Cotton Bayou, and Alabama Point are options for exploring a different stretch of coast. Review current parking information and use designated public access.
Head along Fort Morgan Road for a change of scenery. Use established access points, respect private property, and leave time for a historic-site visit if you plan to explore Fort Morgan.
Explore designated trails through coastal habitats, including dunes, wetlands, and maritime forest. Choose a route from the refuge’s current trail information and follow posted rules.
Bring water and sun protection, check the weather, and stay on marked paths around dunes and protected habitat. Review Gulf State Park beach access information and Bon Secour trail details before choosing your route.
Gulf State Park’s Beach Pavilion and its Orange Beach access points offer several starting options.
Use designated paths and boardwalks to protect the dunes and coastal habitat.
No. Bon Secour trails pass through several habitats. Review the trail description before setting out.
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