Alabama's Scenic Waterfall Loop Will Take You To 7 Different Waterfalls
Jennifer Young
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Have you ever asked yourself, “Are there any waterfalls near me?” If so, you’re in luck because Alabama is filled with many beautiful waterfalls just waiting to be discovered. In fact, the Yellowhammer State is home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the entire Southeast. Listed below is a conveniently mapped waterfall loop adventure that’ll take you to seven of the state’s most beautiful waterfalls. If you’re a fan of waterfalls, you’ll most certainly want to follow this scenic Alabama waterfall loop.
1. DeSoto Falls - Mentone
2. Indian Falls - Fort Payne
3. Little River Falls - Fort Payne
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4. High Falls - Grove Oak
5. Noccalula Falls - Gadsden
6. Piney Branch Falls - Grant
7. Pisgah Gorge Falls - Pisgah
To watch Piney Branch Falls in action, take a look at the following video:
Have you ever viewed any of these Alabama waterfalls up close? Do you plan on taking this scenic Alabama waterfall loop? If so, please feel free to let us know in the comments below. Also, share with us some of your favorite waterfalls in Alabama.
For a closer look at Noccalula Falls, check out our previous coverage of this stunning Alabama waterfall. This is certainly one of the top Alabama waterfalls that everyone should see at least once.
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And be sure to check out our road trip essentials packing list before your adventure!
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What are some great hiking trails with waterfalls in Alabama?
One of the best hiking trails with waterfalls in Alabama is Dismals Canyon Trail.
Alabama is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream come true. It’s filled to the brim with incredible woodlands, breathtaking forests, crystal-clear lakes, streams, rivers, and of course, mighty waterfalls, all of which are accessible via trails.
Waterfall hikes in Alabama range from very easy to very challenging, and they vary in length and traffic as well. Each one is amazing, but some of our favorites include the awesome Dismals Canyon Trail, which is 1.5 miles long and features the beautiful Rainbow Falls right at the beginning of the hike. Then, head to the Chinnabee Silent Trail to check out Devil’s Den Falls. Caney Creek Falls is another great one. It's located near Double Springs and is easily one of Alabama’s most scenic hikes. It’s brief, too, at just about one-and-a-half miles long. Finally, Turkey Creek Falls is worth a gander.
Head to the preserve it’s located on and hike any of the trails there. For more about these Alabama waterfalls and then some, check out this article regarding some of the best waterfall hikes in Alabama.
How many Alabama waterfalls are there?
There are at least 1,000 waterfalls in Alabama.
Alabama is home to countless amazing waterfalls, numerous nice waterfalls, and a ridiculous number of tiny but lovely waterfalls. It kind of feels like no matter where you go, you’ll find one (or more) waiting for you. Alabama features more than 77,000 miles of streams and rivers, and with that much going on in the flowing water department, there are bound to be some notable waterfalls. The tallest waterfall in Alabama is Grace’s High Falls, which towers an impressive 133 feet. Other favorites include gems include the following: