Hiking-Alabama
The Wehle Forever Wild Trail System
The Wehle Forever Wild Tract consists of 1,500 acres of rolling hill country in Bullock and Barbour County, AL.
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Read article →Alabama's Most Beautiful Waterfalls - Visit Lookout Mountain
... This large seasonal waterfall is the hardest to get to. Located on the strenuous Desoto Scout Trail-between DST Exit 1 & 2. It can be reached via the Gilliam Loop Trailhead/CCC Road to Exit 1 & 2. Water-level dependent.
added Jul 19, 2026
Read article →Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
TRAIL CLOSURE: The Beaverdam Boardwalk sustained damage due to two large trees that fell during the storms on Monday, June 1. For your safety, the trail will be closed until work crews are able to remove the trees and make repairs to the boardwalk.
added Jul 17, 2026
Read article →Mountain Longleaf National Wildlife Refuge - Alabama Birding Trails
Just beyond the Anniston Museum of Natural History, turn right on Summerall Gate Road and follow it for approximately 2 miles. Bear right at the "T" intersection onto Berman Road and then in .5 mile take another right onto Bains Gap Road.
added Jul 16, 2026
Read article →Horse Pens 40 Loop, Alabama - 83 Reviews, Map | AllTrails
If you are a climber this is perfect for you. Tons of bouldering to be done. ... Experience this 1.7-mile loop trail near Steele, Alabama. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 40 min to complete.
added Jul 14, 2026
Read article →Stephens Gap - Jackson County, Alabama
Stephens Gap is a stunning cave with a 143-foot pit and waterfall, requiring permits and safety gear. Owned by the Southeastern Cave Conservancy, it features a 1-mile hike with a walk-in entrance, offering breathtaking views and unique geological ...
added Jul 13, 2026
Read article →Alabama's Most Beautiful Waterfalls - DeKalb County
A pedestrian bridge takes hikers across Town Creek to various spots that are perfect for getting the best view. At less than a quarter of a mile, this quick hike is great for families, dogs, or the beginner hiker.
added Jul 11, 2026
Read article →Best backpacking trails in Cheaha Wilderness | AllTrails
Cheaha Trailhead > Cave Creek Trail (Red) > Nubbin Creek Trail (Purple) > Odum Scout Trail (Red) > Chinnabee Silent Trail (Green) > Skyway Loop Trail (Yellow) > Pinhoti Trail (Blue) > Cheaha Trailhead.
added Jul 10, 2026
Read article →Wade Mountain Preserve - Explore | Land Trust of North Alabama
This 935-acre preserve located in North Huntsville, offers approximately 12 miles of trails for hiking, biking, or horseback riding.
added Jul 9, 2026
Read article →Things to Do at Wind Creek State Park
Hikers can expect to see an abundance of birds and wildlife among the picturesque woodlands, along with an old home site located on the North Side. The Campfire Trail offers hikers the opportunity to see Lake Martin, with sections of stunning ...
added Jul 7, 2026
Read article →Hurricane Creek: All You Need To Know
Driven by the love for nature, in 1961, Rogers purchased an undeveloped property of 120 acres in Cullman County known as Hurricane Creek Park. He devoted 40 years to forming the narrow-winding trails and communicated with the visitors to transform the land into a park. All by himself, Rogers lugged …
added Jul 6, 2026
Read article →Caney Creek Falls Trip Guide and Pictures - Bankhead National Forest - Alabama Waterfalls
Caney Creek Falls and Upper Caney Creek Falls in particular are thought by many to be the most beautiful waterfall trip in Alabama. It's a bit of a hike in, and the hike out of the ampitheater can be hard on the way out, but it's doable for larger kids and dogs. Just use some caution on the descent …
added Jul 5, 2026
Read article →Moss Rock Preserve | Hoover, AL - Official Website
A perfect balance of nature and ... and other unique natural features. Currently, Moss Rock Preserve is home to six rare species of plants and a rare variant of Little River Canyon Sandstone Glade that is thought to be one of only 35 occurrences known around the ...
added Jul 3, 2026
Read article →15 Miles Along the Alabama Gulf Coast: How to Backpack the Perdido River Trail
The trail is currently a 15-mile point-to-point trek, with more to come, and makes for a great overnight backpacking trip through an amazing eco-system alongside its namesake blackwater river.
added Jul 2, 2026
Read article →Splinter Hill Bog Complex Spotlight | Forever Wild
Go west on Baldwin County Road 47 approximately 1.3 miles to the parking lot on the right; or travel 0.1 miles to Splinter Hill Road. Turn right on Splinter Hill Road and travel approximately 0.4 miles to the parking lot on the left across from Turberville Lane. ... Photo by Billy Pope, ADCNR: Simil…
added Jul 1, 2026
Read article →Palisades Park Trail | Moderate | 1.0 mi | Alabama Hiking Trail
Clifftop overlooks and rock formations above Blount County. ... Palisades Park in Oneonta provides easy access to dramatic cliff-top overlooks and interesting rock formations along a sandstone bluff line.
added Jun 30, 2026
Read article →Cherokee Rock Village - Encyclopedia of Alabama
Cherokee Rock Village is a 200-acre public park located in northeastern Alabama in Cherokee County, near the town of Leesburg. Also known as Sandrock, Little Rock City, and Sand Rock, Cherokee Rock Village sits atop a large outcropping on the ...
added Jun 26, 2026
Read article →Bartram National Recreational Trail, Alabama - 211 Reviews, Map | AllTrails
If you park on 29 there is a short ... closed due to a timber sale. ... Bartram National Recreational Trail is a trail located in Tuskegee National Forest....
added Jun 25, 2026
Read article →Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park – Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park
... The beautiful tree-lined valley, ... escape from modern life. Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park has more than 1,500 acres in three counties set aside for hiking, camping and outdoor recreation....
added Jun 24, 2026
Read article →Sipsey Wilderness - Wikipedia
The most significant are about 260 acres (110 ha) along Bee Branch Gorge and Buck Rough Canyon, which include old Eastern Hemlock, American Beech, Sweet Birch, White Oak, and Tulip Poplar. The Sipsey Wilderness Hiking Club promotes hiking in the Sipsey Wilderness.
added Jun 23, 2026
Read article →Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge on Alabama's Beaches
The refuge's most popular hike, Pine Beach Trail, takes you on a vibrant journey through an intact dune ecosystem that includes maritime forest, scrub and dune habitats, and a beautiful coastal beach.
added Jun 21, 2026
Read article →Twilight Tunnel and Hidden Valley Loop: A Tunnel Trail In Alabama
Hurricane Creek Park, which is located between Vinemont and Cullman, is one of Alabama's true hidden gems.
added Jun 20, 2026
Read article →Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail in Gulf Shores & Orange Beach
Only minutes from Alabama's stunning ... State Park, the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail allows visitors to leave the world behind and explore the 6,150 acres of the park....
added Jun 19, 2026
Read article →Renovated Flagg Mountain Tower Kicks Off Pinhoti Trail | Outdoor Alabama
Photo by Kelvin Daniels ... Alabama’s Flagg Mountain was officially opened last week as the southern terminus of the Pinhoti National Recreation Trail, which features 171 miles of the trail in Alabama.
added Jun 17, 2026
Read article →Chewacla State Park Trails - Central Alabama Mountain Pedalers
Chewacla State Park in Auburn, Alabama features more than 25 miles of mountain bike and hiking trails built and maintained by CAMP volunteers. The system offers scenic singletrack for riders and hikers of all skill levels, all centered around ...
added Jun 16, 2026
Read article →10 Best hikes and trails in Lake Guntersville State Park | AllTrails
Great view of the lake. ... According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Lake Guntersville State Park is Cutchenmine Trail, which has a 4.5 star rating from 433 reviews.
added Jun 15, 2026
Read article →Chewacla State Park Hiking Trail, Auburn, Alabama
Enjoy a large loop through hardwoods and along rivers with stunning geologic features and a man-made waterfall. Near Auburn, Alabama.
added Jun 14, 2026
Read article →Turkey Creek Nature Preserve
Located 15 miles north of Birmingham, Turkey Creek Nature Preserve offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Wander along over seven miles of scenic hiking and biking trails through pine and hardwood forests, take in the beauty of a cascading waterfall, or admire …
added Jun 12, 2026
Read article →Red Mountain Park
Just minutes from downtown Birmingham, Red Mountain Park spans across more than 1,500 acres along the Red Mountain Ridge, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and rich mining history that shaped the Magic City.
added Jun 11, 2026
Read article →Rickwood Caverns State Park | Alapark
Visit us year-round to experience the wonder of Rickwood Caverns Cave Tours. Rickwood Caverns State Park offers a gift shop, picnicking, gemstone mining, camping, playground. The Fossil Mountain Hiking Trail is named for the leaf and seashell imprints visible in some of the rocks.
added Jun 10, 2026
Read article →Cane Creek Canyon Preserve - Explore | Land Trust of North Alabama
The hiking trail that descends to the main Cane Creek Canyon has approximately 350 feet of elevation change from ridge top to creek level. It is listed as “moderate” in difficulty.
added Jun 9, 2026
Read article →Ruffner Mountain
Today, Ruffner Mountain comprises 1,038 acres of biodiverse urban forest and connects the communities of East Lake, Irondale, Roebuck Springs, and Greater Birmingham through over 11 miles of trails, nature education and EcoArts programs, and ...
added Jun 7, 2026
Read article →Cahaba Blueway
A water trail that flows through the heart of Alabama's biodiversity. Among the most biologically diverse rivers in North America, the Cahaba is a beautiful free-flowing stream that threads its way through the heart of Alabama, connecting people and communities to the natural world and to each ...
added Jun 6, 2026
Read article →Buck's Pocket State Park | Alapark
Nestled atop Sand Mountain and spanning DeKalb, Jackson, and Marshall counties, Buck’s Pocket State Park is one of Alabama’s most peaceful and scenic getaways. This secluded canyon park offers a stunning natural overlook, quiet bluff trails, and a sense of escape that’s hard to find anywhere ...
added Jun 6, 2026
Read article →Dugger Mountain Wilderness - Wikipedia
Dugger Mountain Wilderness is Alabama's third and newest wilderness area. Dedicated April 2000, Dugger Mountain Wilderness covers 9,200 acres (3,700 ha) of Talladega National Forest in Calhoun County and Cleburne County in Alabama.
added Jun 5, 2026
Read article →Noccalula Falls and Historic Gorge via Black Creek Trail, Alabama - 1,585 Reviews, Map | AllTrails
Noccalula Falls and Historic Gorge via Black Creek Trail is a trail located in Noccalula Falls Park. Noccalula Falls and Historic Gorge via Black Creek Trail is considered a moderate hike that covers 2.2 mi, with an elevation gain of 311 ft.
added Jun 5, 2026
Read article →Natural Bridge Park - Wikipedia
The current owners are Donnie and Naomi Lowman. The Park's primary attraction is a natural-arch rock formation that is 60 feet (18 m) high, 148 feet (45 m) long, and composed of sandstone and iron ore. The bridge is purported to be the longest natural arch east of the Rocky Mountains in North ...
added Jun 5, 2026
Read article →10 Best hikes and trails in Gulf State Park | AllTrails
Except for some minor incline it's mostly flat.Rosemary Dunes Trail ... This option was simple and a good portion alongside a road. Lots of other options in Gulf State Parks not adjacent to roads to choose this one. Conditions: Wildflowers, Well maintainedLakeview, Lake Crossing and Gopher Tortoise …
added Jun 4, 2026
Read article →Chinnabee Silent Trail | N2Backpacking
The Oakmulgee district, is located in the central part of Alabama and is characterized by gently rolling hills. This hike is in the Appalachian Mountains near Lineville, Alabama. The Chinnabee Silent Trail is a 3.7 mile route built from 1973 to 1976 by Boy Scout Troop 29.
added Jun 4, 2026
Read article →Cathedral Caverns State Park | Alapark
The cave maintains a consistently comfortable 60-degree temperature year-round, making it an excellent field trip destination for schools, churches, or other groups. The park encompasses 493 acres, and marked hiking trails are available for those who want to enjoy the outdoors. In addition ...
added Jun 3, 2026
Read article →Monte Sano State Park | Alapark
Monte Sano spans 2,140 acres, offering spectacular vistas from its summit, especially during the fall when the leaves put on a vibrant display of color. In the spring, native azaleas bloom along the 20 miles of hiking trails and 14 miles of biking trails. The Land Trust of North Alabama (Alabama's .…
added Jun 3, 2026
Read article →Pinhoti Trail Trip Guide | CleverHiker
CleverHiker gear analyst shares her guide to the 350-mile thru-hike on the Pinhoti Trail in Alabama and Georgia.
added Jun 2, 2026
Read article →Best hikes and trails in Conecuh National Forest | AllTrails
Trails were great! ... According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Conecuh National Forest is Conecuh South Loop Trail, which has a 4.5 star rating from 146 reviews.
added Jun 2, 2026
Read article →Dismalites — National Natural Landmark - Dismals Canyon
Orfelia fultoni has sometimes been referred to by the common name "Dismalites", in consequence of their presence in Dismals Canyon, a National Natural Landmark in northwest Alabama.
added Jun 2, 2026
Read article →Hiking Trails - Oak Mountain State Park
The Red Road/Trail is a 5.5 mile trail and original logging road for the CCC to build the park in the 1930s. You must turn around and come back the way you came or pick up a connector trail to go a different way. It begins at the North Trailhead and follows a path similar to the Blue Trail ...
added Jun 1, 2026
Read article →DeSoto State Park | Alapark
DeSoto State Park is conveniently located only eight miles northeast of Fort Payne, Alabama. It is nestled atop beautiful Lookout Mountain and accented by many rushing waterfalls and fragrant wildflowers that will take your breath away.
added May 31, 2026
Read article →Parking area at Walls of Jericho
Hikers may see all types of wildlife on the trail, including snakes. Be observant, and you will see many types of wildlife. ... Overview Mountains, woods, springs, hosting caves, rocky bluffs, grass coves and riparian forests greet visitors to the Walls of Jericho in Jackson County by the headwaters…
added May 31, 2026
Read article →10 Best hikes and trails in Cheaha State Park | AllTrails
The Cheaha Lake to Cheaha Mountain trail in Alabama offers a scenic and rewarding hike through the Talladega National Forest. Starting at Cheaha Lake, the trail ascends gradually through dense woodlands and rocky terrain, leading to the summit ...
added May 31, 2026
Read article →North Alabama Hiking: Bankhead National Forest/Sipsey Wilderness
With over 30 miles of hiking trails, the Bankhead National Forest and Sipsey Wilderness is an excellent place to hike.
added May 31, 2026
Read article →10 Best hikes and trails in Talladega National Forest | AllTrails
According to AllTrails.com, there are 30 running trails in Talladega National Forest and the most popular is Cheaha Cave Creek Trail with an average 4.5 star rating from 315 community reviews.
added May 31, 2026
Read article →10 Best hikes and trails in Little River Canyon National Preserve | AllTrails
It weaves around a few creeks and waterfalls that flow into the river. Past Indian Falls, the trail descends... ... This trail has several bridges, an observations dock, and rest benches. ... Powell Trail down to Little River Canyon. ... Little River Canyon. Canyon mouth Trail. ... According to user…
added May 31, 2026
Read article →10 Best trails and hikes in Alabama | AllTrails
Alabama: With an ascent of 44,911 ft, Pinhoti Trail has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is Pinhoti Trail: Talladega National Forest Extended with 17,736 ft of elevation gain.
added May 31, 2026
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