Main Street — Montevallo downtown mural (Pat Byington/The Bama Buzz)

Love discovering murals and taking selfies in front of them? The Alabama Mural Trail’s new digital passport project is for you.

Created by the University of Alabama Center for Economic Development (UACED) in partnership with several state tourism and economic development organizations, the Alabama Mural Trail has over 300 murals in 60 counties statewide to choose from.

How to get a mural passport

Here is how the digital passport works.

First, visit the Alabama Mural Trail Passport webpage. Then sign up online for a free digital passport, which is sent via text message and email — no app to download.

Then travelers simply turn on their location services while visiting a mural on the trail to check in. Travelers also can snap a picture in front of the mural, tag @alabamatourist on Facebook and Instagram, and use #SweetHomeMurals.

Earn prizes via Alabama Mural Trail passport

Montgomery Mural — Nat “King” Cole mural in Montgomery, Alabama. (Pat Byington/ The Bama Buzz)

Through the new passport, travelers can earn points to exchange for prizes by visiting a selection of murals on the trail. Pick-up locations for prizes can be found on the Alabama Mural Trail website.

Locations include:

“The digital passport will drive people to visit new neighborhoods and cities they might not have wandered before. We want to encourage people to stay longer and travel further.”
~ Candace Johnson, UACED’s director of tourism and community development

Add to the Alabama Mural Trail

Discovered a mural not part of the trail? The UACED team is working to incorporate all 67 of Alabama’s counties in the trail and is accepting mural submissions that meet certain criteria.

Do you have a favorite mural in Alabama? Tell us your favorite by tagging us on social media at @thebamabuzz

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