The trail begins in Newberry Crossing, in the center of Citronelle.
It heads south from there and ends just before reaching a connection between U.S. Route 45 and Celeste Road.
Along the way, the trail passes through the Citronelle Railroad Historic District.
This includes a restored train depot, which was built in 1903 and currently serves as a museum.
Also within the district is the Hygeia Cottage, a part of the town's Hygeia Hotel.
The cottage is the only remnant of the hotels built during the town's tourism boom due to its marketing as a health resort.
The trail begins in Newberry Crossing, in the center of Citronelle. It heads south from there and ends just before reaching a connection between U.S. Route 45 and Celeste Road. Along the way, the trail passes through the Citronelle Railroad Historic District. This includes a restored train depot, which was built in 1903 and currently serves as a museum. Also within the district is the Hygeia Cottage, a part of the town's Hygeia Hotel. The cottage is the only remnant of the hotels built during the town's tourism boom due to its marketing as a health resort.
Citronelle Walking Trail