Most walkable towns in Alabama

Ranked by our Walkability score out of 100, which is based on how easy it is to get around on foot near the town center, and how many people walk or bike to work. Of the 70 towns in Alabama with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

Birmingham ranks first with a score of 95. Montgomery and Center Point follow, with 92 and 89. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

Rank	Town	Score	Walkability	People who walk, bike or ride to work	Population
1	Birmingham	95	14.6	5.0%	198,173
2	Montgomery	92	15.4	1.8%	197,494
3	Center Point	89	12.5	2.8%	15,914
4	Cullman	84	11.8	0.5%	19,319
5	Auburn	83	9.0	5.5%	80,594
6	Dothan	82	10.2	1.3%	71,514
7	Vestavia Hills	81	10.0	1.4%	38,616
8	Homewood	81	9.1	3.3%	27,829
9	Hoover	81	10.3	0.6%	92,642
10	Gadsden	80	9.3	2.1%	33,374
11	Mobile	80	9.2	2.1%	203,416
12	Enterprise	80	10.2	0.4%	29,505
13	Tuscaloosa	80	8.4	6.2%	111,038
14	Decatur	80	9.2	1.8%	57,361
15	Florence	79	8.8	2.6%	41,701
16	Opelika	78	8.7	2.2%	32,820
17	Selma	77	8.4	3.1%	17,057
18	Fairhope	76	8.9	0.6%	24,190
19	Gulf Shores	76	8.9	0.4%	16,401
20	Jacksonville	75	8.3	2.1%	14,437
21	Athens	75	8.7	0.8%	29,002
22	Anniston	75	8.2	2.5%	21,271
23	Bessemer	72	7.8	2.3%	25,400
24	Daphne	72	8.3	0.1%	29,453
25	Troy	72	7.8	2.2%	17,716

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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