Red Mountain Park, Urban park in Birmingham, United States.

Red Mountain Park is an urban park in Birmingham covering extensive forest land with miles of trails for hiking, biking, and outdoor activities. The space is divided into multiple sections that provide picnic areas, restrooms, and parking for visitors.

The land functioned as an active mining site in the late 1800s and early 1900s, supporting Birmingham's industrial growth during that period. Its transformation into a public park marks a shift from extraction to community recreation.

Visitors can listen to recorded personal stories through the TravelStorys app from people who once lived and worked here, sharing memories of daily life in the community. These narratives offer a human perspective on how people experienced this place.

The park is divided into different sections with varying features, including dog-friendly areas, so visitors can choose based on their interests and activity level. Planning which section to explore first helps make the most of the available trails and amenities.

In 2015 the park briefly employed a herd of goats to eat kudzu, Chinese privet and other invasive plants. The animals were brought in as a grazing alternative to machinery and chemicals on the former mining land.