Green Mountain Trail
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Vortex Type: Energy
Green Mountain Nature Trail is a park in Huntsville, Alabama. The trail is recognized as a Treasure Forest by the Alabama Forestry Commission and it is also considered a Wildlife Sanctuary. The Park is open free to the public each day from 7 a.m. until 30 minutes prior to sunset, closing only on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. - Wikipedia
The location and picture above were provided by Loveday on 1/23/23, not stating that this area is a vortex, but suggesting that further investigation is warranted. We agree and have added Green Mountain Trail to the Vortex Map so other visitors to the location can let us know what they think--vortex or just a beautiful, serene, natural trail?
Please send us an email with your opinion, if you have visited this location.
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August 30, 2024
I saw the note about a possible vortex on the Green Mountain property. I have seen that tree, I believe, but can't confirm as it doesn't reach the ground. All I can say is there is a huge Trail Tree in this general area and it is historically significant in addition to it being a perfect specimen of a Trail Tree. There is a significance to these trees, as you might already know, as they follow old roads/Indian trails and are believed to be above water sources / aquifers. I do understand we have a positive vortex in our front yard. It was confirmed by a gentleman and his wife who dowsed it and confirmed it was one. It is located at an old cedar tree which has a large burl on it's east side. The tree has never been struck by lightening and we believe is on a positive energy line that extends towards the northeast. Rusty
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October 1, 2022
Am I over thinking this? Are there any reposts of cited locations in north Alabama mountains. But the trees twist and there is all of the good feelings on this trail. I was wondering what steps I might take to confirm - compass, pendulum or if there are local hunters that may have interest in this area. Thank you just a thought - Elizabeth, Blevins Gap Huntsville AL
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Resources
Green Mountain Nature Trail - Wikipedia