Billboard Advertising in Mobile, Alabama
Trailhead Media
Advertise in Mobile
As of October 2026, Trailhead Media’s live inventory map lists 8 billboard structures with 18 advertising faces in and around Mobile, Alabama.
Mobile sits at the junction of I-10 and I-65 on the Alabama Gulf Coast, and it’s one of Trailhead Media’s key billboard markets in the state. As a major port city and the seat of Mobile County, Mobile is home to the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the United States, a busy international shipping industry, and a growing base of aerospace and manufacturing employers, all layered on top of heavy interstate and cross-bay commuter traffic.
8
billboard structures
18
advertising faces
2.2M
weekly impressions (Geopath)
411,658
metro population (2025)
Find Billboard Locations in Mobile
Use the map to see every Trailhead Media billboard in Mobile, with photos, sizes and current availability.
Why Mobile Works for Advertisers
I-10 and I-65 through Mobile carry some of the heaviest interstate traffic volumes anywhere in Trailhead’s Alabama footprint, combined with a large local population and steady port-driven commercial activity. That mix of big-city population, industrial traffic, and interstate pass-through makes Mobile an efficient market for advertisers looking for scale on the Gulf Coast.
Trailhead Media also has an established presence elsewhere in Alabama, including Anniston & Oxford, Centre, and Dothan.
Trailhead Media operates a substantial network of billboard faces in and around Mobile as part of our broader Alabama billboard network. If you’re looking to reach the Alabama Gulf Coast, this is one of our key markets to start the conversation.
Our Mobile Billboards
Mobile is where I-10 and I-65 meet. I-10 runs from the Mississippi line through the George Wallace Tunnel under the Mobile River and across the Jubilee Parkway (the Bayway) to Daphne and Spanish Fort in Baldwin County, while I-65 heads north toward Montgomery and Birmingham and I-165 connects it to downtown. Airport Boulevard is the city’s main east-west commercial corridor, and US 90, US 98 and US 45 carry local and regional traffic into the city.
Cottage Hill Rd near Leroy Stevens Rd
Bulletin, 12' x 24'. 4 faces. 404,687 weekly impressions (Geopath).
Airport Blvd near Cody Rd
Bulletin, 10'6" x 36'. 2 faces. 313,311 weekly impressions (Geopath).
Schillinger Rd near Monk Ave
Bulletin, 10'6" x 36'. 2 faces. 311,745 weekly impressions (Geopath).
Airport Blvd near Dawes Rd
Bulletin, 11' x 48'6". 2 faces. 311,442 weekly impressions (Geopath).
Schillinger Rd near Howells Ferry Rd
Bulletin, 10'6" x 36'. 2 faces. 304,775 weekly impressions (Geopath).
Government Blvd near Rangeline Rd
Bulletin, 12' x 48'6". 2 faces. 216,611 weekly impressions (Geopath).
Who Billboards in Mobile Reach
Mobile’s economy is built around the Port of Mobile, which the Alabama Port Authority says supports one in seven jobs statewide.
Mobile also draws visitors throughout the year. It hosts the oldest organized Carnival celebration in the United States, and Carnival Cruise Line has announced year-round sailings from Mobile beginning in May 2027. Construction on the new I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway began in October 2026, keeping the I-10 corridor in the spotlight for years to come.
Mobile billboards reach drivers from across Mobile County, including Prichard, Saraland, Chickasaw, Satsuma, Semmes and Theodore, as well as Daphne, Spanish Fort and Fairhope across the Bayway in Baldwin County. Census Bureau estimates put the Mobile metro area at 411,658 people in 2025.
Mobile Billboard Advertising FAQ
How many billboards does Trailhead Media have in Mobile?
As of October 2026, Trailhead Media's live inventory map lists 8 billboard structures with 18 advertising faces in and around Mobile. The map on this page shows current availability.
How many people see Trailhead Media's Mobile billboards?
Geopath measures about 2.2M weekly impressions across Trailhead Media's 18 billboard faces in and around Mobile, Alabama. The busiest location is Cottage Hill Rd near Leroy Stevens Rd, with about 404,687 weekly impressions.
Which billboard company owns the billboards in Mobile, Alabama?
Trailhead Media owns and operates the billboards shown on the map on this page in and around Mobile, Alabama, in Mobile County. Trailhead Media is a billboard company headquartered in Laurel, Mississippi, with billboards across nine Southeast states.
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Sources: Geopath audience data via Trailhead Media’s inventory map · U.S. Census Bureau via FRED (Mobile MSA) · Alabama Port Authority · Carnival Cruise Line. The Geopath Audience Location Measurement data is provided by Geopath, Inc.
