Cahaba River Ramble

• 5K:- Run 3.1 Miles
• 10 Mile:- Run 10 Miles

The Cahaba River Ramble Trail Race, held each spring, is a spectacular 5k and 10-mile trail race along the “biological heart” of Alabama’s longest remaining free-flowing river, the Cahaba, and is the primary annual fundraiser for our Shane Hulsey CLEAN Environmental Education Program. Located in the Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge while the treasured Cahaba Lilies are in bloom, the race is certainly one of the most unique running experiences in Alabama.

In conjunction with the Ramble is our “C the River” Conservation and Education Event – a free & family-friendly series of “Education Rambles” led by some of our region’s premiere nature and wildlife experts including reptiles, a nature walk, and environmental education activities.

Event details and schedule

A spectacular 5k (3.1mile) and ~10 mile trail race through the "biological heart" of Alabama's longest remaining free-flowing river, the Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge, to benefit the Shane Hulsey CLEAN Environmental Education Program of the Cahaba River Society.

Saturday, June 4, 2016. 

Check-in/on-site registration begins at 6:30 am.

Race begins at 7:30 am.

Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge, near the historic town of West Blocton, Alabama.