Brian Rushing of the Fresh Water Land Trust points out the spot where hikers would be able to enjoy a spectacular view of Birmingham in colder months. The spot is to the right of Rushing.

The Parks and Greenspace committee of Catalyst did a hiking tour of the proposed Red Mountain Park in western Jefferson County on August 5. These are images taken before, during and after the 1-mile hike.

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dresramblings > Members of the Catalyst Parks and Greenspace committee gather off Lakeshore Drive on August 4 to take part in a hiking tour of the proposed site for Red Mountain Park.

dresramblings > Brian Rushing of Fresh Water Land Trust shows attendees a conceptual map of the proposed Red Mountain Park site.

dresramblings > Brian Rushing shows attendees a conceptual map of Red Mountain Park. He later showed a conceptual map of all proposed greenway projects in Jefferson County.

dresramblings > The hikers early in the hike across the proposed Red Mountain Park property.

dresramblings > Our littest hiker enjoys the scenery while her father carries her through the proposed Red Mountain Park property.

dresramblings > Brian Rushing of the Fresh Water Land Trust stops to explain the significance of the trail that the hikers are using.

dresramblings > 08042006 Catalyst Red Mountain Park hike photo

dresramblings > Brian Rushing of the Fresh Water Land Trust points out the spot where hikers would be able to enjoy a spectacular view of Birmingham in colder months. The spot is to the right of Rushing.

dresramblings > An image of the trail used during the hiking tour of the proposed Red Mountain Park.

Brian Rushing of the Fresh Water Land Trust points out the spot where hikers would be able to enjoy a spectacular view of Birmingham in colder months. The spot is to the right of Rushing.