Who doesn’t love waterfalls? If you’re one of the many people who do, you’re in luck because Alabama has plenty of them. While some of the waterfalls are natural, many others are man-made. An Alabama waterfall that’s as unique as it is beautiful is Chewacla Falls, which is located in Chewacla State Park. You’ll want to check out this state park and its stairway waterfall, for yourself. So, lace up those hiking boots and let’s trek the Chewacla State Park Trail. Be sure to download AllTrails+ for offline maps, trail conditions, and more.

Chewacla State Park, which covers only 696 acres, is located in Auburn, Alabama. Its main feature is 26-acre Lake Chewacla (pictured).
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With that being said, Lake Chewacla isn't the only feature that attracts numerous people each year to Chewacla State Park. Another feature is Chewacla Falls, which can be reached via the Chewacla State Park Trail.
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This scenic trail is a 2.5-mile loop trail with a moderate level of difficulty rating, which means almost anyone can hike it. During your hike, you'll encounter everything from beautiful wildflowers to...
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...large boulders. You might even come across some wildlife, so be sure to always stay aware of your surroundings.
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It won't take long before you see Chewacla Falls in the distance. Formed by a dam, this is one of Alabama's most beautiful, little-known waterfalls.
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The way the water flows over the rocks of this man-made waterfall in a stairway motion is truly breathtaking.
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If you enjoy chasing waterfalls, the next time you're in the Auburn area, be sure to stop by Chewacla State Park and hike to Chewacla Falls. You'll love it!
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For more information about Chewacla State Park, including hours and other activities offered, you can take a look at the Alabama State Parks website.

Take a look at this YouTube video by Alabama OUTSIDErs showing the roaring falls after a good rain. 

Have you ever hiked to Chewacla Falls? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments below. Also, don’t forget to download AllTrails+ for your offline maps as well as for weather and trail conditions.

Following your hike, consider grabbing a bite to eat at Acre, one of Auburn’s award-winning restaurants. For information about Acre, be sure to take a look at the following article: This Is The Best Restaurant In Alabama And You’ve Got To Try It.

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CHEWACLA STATE PARK & RELATED INFO

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What are some more activities at Chewacla State Park?
Besides chasing waterfalls, there are lots of activities at Chewacla State Park. At 700 acres, there is much to explore. Enjoy hiking, swimming, kayaking, boating, camping, a playground, picnic areas, a fishing lake, mountain biking, and so much more. Check out our previous article telling you more about the activities at Chewacla State Park.

What are some more state parks in Alabama?
There are 21 state parks in Alabama, and while all are worthy of a visit, here are the ones I like the best.

  • Oak Mountain State Park, Pelham
  • Gulf State Park, Gulf Shores
  • Cathedral Caverns State Park, Woodville
  • Cheaha State Park, Delta
  • Lake Guntersville State Park, Guntersville
  • Joe Wheeler State Park, Rogersville
  • Meaher State Park, Spanish Fort
  • Lake Lurleen State Park, Coker
  • DeSoto State Park, Fort Payne
  • Monte Sano State Park, Huntsville
  • Buck's Pocket State Park, Grove Oak
  • Rickwood Caverns State Park, Warrior


Discover more by reading our article about the best state parks in Alabama. 

What are the best waterfalls in Alabama?
If you love chasing waterfalls in Alabama, here are 10 that belong on your bucket list.

  • Noccalula Falls, Gadsden
  • DeSoto Falls, Mentone
  • Indian Falls, Fort Payne
  • Devil's Den Falls, Lineville
  • Caney Creek Falls, Double Springs
  • Sougahoagdee Falls, Houston
  • Mardis Mill Falls, Blountsville
  • Cheaha Falls, Lineville
  • Little River Canyon, Fort Payne
  • High Falls Park, Grove Oak
  • Cold Water Falls, Tuscumbia
  • Turkey Creek Falls, Pinson


Be sure to read our previous article with more information about the best waterfalls in Alabama.    

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Chewacla State Park, 124 Shell Toomer Pkwy, Auburn, AL 36830, USA