Posted in Alabama
June 20, 2019
7 Summer Hikes In Alabama That Will Bring Out The Adventurer In You
Alabama is well known for its many scenic trails. In fact, hikers from all over the world travel here just to explore our amazing trails. There are several trails in Alabama that are perfect for hiking this summer, including the seven listed below. They’ll most certainly bring out the adventurer in you!
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Point Rock Trail is located near Grove Oak, Alabama in Buck's Pocket State Park. It's a 2.3-mile out-and-back trail that features an incredible view. It's also the park's most popular trail.
The Peavine Falls via Green and White Trail Loop is a 1.6-mile loop trail that's located near Pelham, Alabama in Oak Mountain State Park. It's accessible year-round, and its main feature is a beautiful waterfall.
Dismals Canyon is located in Phil Campbell, Alabama and features a 1.5-mile trail that follows a flowing stream. This scenic trail will lead you to boulders, bridges, waterfalls, and more.
Stone Cuts Trail is located near Brownsboro, Alabama in Monte Sano State Park. It's a 2.4-mile loop trail that features several stone boulders, and it's perfect for all skill levels.
The Chinnabee Silent Trail is located within the Talladega National Forest near Lineville, Alabama. It's a 7.3-mile out-and-back trail that's perfect for hiking, camping, fishing, birding, and more.
Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve, which is located in Tuscumbia, Alabama, covers approximately 700 acres and features more than 15 miles of hiking trails. While hiking these scenic trails, you'll encounter boulders, streams, waterfalls, and more.
The Walls of Jericho Trail is a 6.6-mile out-and-back trail that's located near Scottsboro, Alabama. Although this trail has a difficult rating, the waterfall at the end makes the hike well worth it.
Have you hiked any of these Alabama trails? If so, please share your experience(s) with us in the comments below. Also, let us know where your favorite places to go hiking.
For a list of nine hikes under five miles, be sure to check out our previous article: 9 Incredible Hikes Under 5 Miles Everyone In Alabama Should Take.
