Families Discover Holiday Magic At Graham Creek Christmas Trail

OBA Staff • November 30, 2025

Christmas Trail Offers Themed Displays and Character Meet-And-Greets

Graham Creek Christmas Trail

Foley, Ala. — (OBA) — Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley is inviting residents and visitors to enjoy its Annual Christmas Trail this holiday season. The event takes place along a decorated boardwalk and wooded trail that highlight the natural setting. Organizers say the trail is designed as a family-friendly evening activity. Guests are encouraged to walk at their own pace and soak in the Christmas displays.


The Graham Creek Christmas Trail is located at 23030 Wolf Bay Drive in Foley. The trail will be open from 5 to 8 p.m. on December 6, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, and 21. The event gives families several dates to choose from during the busy holiday season.


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Along the route, visitors can walk past themed displays featuring favorites like “A Christmas Story” and “Charlie Brown.” The scenes are set up to bring well-known Christmas characters and moments to life. Lights and decorations line the boardwalk, turning the preserve into a festive walkway.


Children will have a chance to meet special characters during the evening. Snow Princesses will be greeting visitors from 5 to 6 p.m. on event nights. Santa will be available from 6 to 8 p.m. so families can plan their visits around those times. Organizers expect many families to stop for photos and quick visits.


Admission to the Graham Creek Christmas Trail is $5 per person. Children ages two and under are admitted for free. The low cost is meant to keep the event accessible for local families.


The Christmas Trail combines outdoor activity with classic holiday themes. Visitors can enjoy fresh air while walking the boardwalk and viewing the lighted scenes. With multiple dates and simple pricing, the event offers another seasonal option for residents and guests along the Alabama Gulf Coast.


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