Troy Arboretum

Troy, Alabama, United States

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The Troy University Arboretum in Troy, Alabama, is a 75-acre natural preserve established in 1958 and dedicated in 1987.

It is operated by Troy University and serves as a living laboratory, educational resource, and recreational space for students, faculty, and the public. The arboretum features a diverse collection of native and exotic plants, including a significant emphasis on Southeastern Alabama’s flora, along with walking trails, ponds, and various habitats that support local wildlife.

It offers opportunities for environmental education, research, and outdoor activities like hiking, bird watching, and picnics, making it a vital part of the university's mission to promote conservation and environmental awareness.

The site includes themed gardens, a field of rare and native species, and a special focus on sustainable management practices, providing a scenic and functional green space adjacent to the Troy campus.​​