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![Freshwater Land Trust opens the Hugh Kaul Trail to Avondale. Next up: Trail to Cahaba Brewing [PHOTOS]](https://bhamnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Hugh-Kaul-Trail-14-scaled-e1650652164187-2048x1070.jpg "Freshwater Land Trust opens the Hugh Kaul Trail to Avondale. Next up: Trail to Cahaba Brewing [PHOTOS]")
Freshwater Land Trust opens the Hugh Kaul Trail to Avondale. Next up: Trail to Cahaba Brewing [PHOTOS]
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