1444 Highway 165 Fort Mitchell, AL 36856

The Trinity Retreat is a 1212-acre hunting plantation and private and corporate retreat located in Russell County, south of Ft. Mitchell, Alabama, on the Chattahoochee River and the Georgia state line. The property features rolling terrain and timber. It has 1.325 miles of frontage on the Chattahoochee River, which is over 7000 linear feet, and over two miles on Snake Creek, which makes up the majority of the western property line. The property also has 10.7 miles of groomed trails for hiking and access. The land has significant timber value, appraised for over $1000 per acre in July 2024, with massive old-growth hardwoods and planted pine from 5 to 20 years plus. The terrain has a 100 ft grade of gently rolling terrain, from 190 ft at the river to 290 ft at the highest point, with ravines and hardwood bottoms and a waterfall. The property is located 20 miles from the Columbus/Phoenix City area, 2 hours from Atlanta Airport, and 1.5 hours from Montgomery, Alabama. The property includes a 2,596-square-foot pilgrim house, a 1,350-square-foot boiler house shop/residence, and the historic Father Judge Chapel. 38% of the tract, or 445 acres, is located within the Zone A (100 Year) Flood Plain, and 8% of the tract, or 94 acres, is classified as Wetlands. The property has 9,000' via Norfolk Southern Railway and 7,000' via Holy Trinity Road. The land breakdown includes 223 cutover acres, 400 pine plantation acres, 54 pine natural regeneration acres, 263 upland hardwood acres, 164 bottomland hardwood acres, 31 gas pipeline acres, 13 site acres, 2 pond acres, and 7 beaver pond acres. The deer hunting season is Zone E.