Alabama’s Top 10 Trails Will Take You On An Adventure Like No Other
Adventurers of all ages enjoy exploring Alabama, and there’s no better way of doing this than to hike our scenic trails. If you’re not quite sure where to get started, no worries. Listed below are Alabama’s 10 best trails, according to AllTrails. They’ll take you on an adventure like no other.
The Walls of Jericho Trail, which is located near Estillfork, Alabama, is a 6.4-mile, out-a-back trail with a hard rating. Although it's one of Alabama's most difficult trails, the waterfall at the end makes the hike so worth it. In addition to hikers, dogs and horses are also allowed on this trail. Click here to view the full trail map.
Walls of Jericho, Alabama 35745, USA
Alabama's Cave Creek Trail from Cheaha Trailhead is a 6.9-mile loop trail that's located withing the Talladega National Forest near Lineville. It offers a moderate rating and is accessible year-round. In addition to hiking, people also enjoy camping along this scenic trail. Click here to view the full trail map.
Talladega National Forest, Alabama 36793, USA
Sougahoagdee Falls, which is located near Houston, Alabama, is a 4-mile, out-and-back trail with an easy rating. Its main feature is a waterfall, and it's mostly used for hiking and nature trips. Click here to view the full trail map.
Sougahoagdee Falls Parking, Hickory Grove Rd, Houston, AL 35572, USA
Alabama's Little River Canyon Trail is located within the Little River Canyon National Preserve near Fort Payne. It's a 1.4-mile, out-and-back trail that features a waterfall and is great for all skill levels. Click here to view the full trail map.
Little River Canyon, Alabama, USA
Kings Chair Loop, which has a moderate rating and is located within Alabama's Oak Mountain State Park, is a 4.2-mile loop trail that features beautiful wildflowers and incredible views. Its main overlook resembles a king's chair, hence the name of the trail. Click here to view the full trail map.
Oak Mountain State Park, 200 Terrace Dr, Pelham, AL 35124, USA
Alabama's Chinnabee Silent Trail is a 7.3-mile, out-and-back trail with a moderate rating. Tucked away within the Cheaha Wilderness, it features waterfalls, a lake, and so much more. Click here to view the full trail map.
Chinnabee Silent Trail Parking Lot, AL-281, Lineville, AL 36266, USA
Stone Cuts Trail, which is located within North Alabama's Monte Sano State Park, is a 2.4-mile loop trail with an easy rating. The trail's main feature is its collection of massive boulders. This unique trail is great for all skill levels. Click here to view the full trail map.
Stone Cuts Trail, Huntsville, AL 35801, USA
Rainbow Mountain Loop Trail is located within North Alabama's Rainbow Mountain Preserve. It's a 1.5-mile loop trail with a moderate rating. Just like Stone Cuts Trail, this trail also features huge and unique rock formations. Click here to view the full trail map.
Land Trust of North Alabama: Rainbow Mountain Nature Preserve, 230 Stoneway Trail, Madison, AL 35758, USA
Alabama's Alum Hollow Trail is a 2.2-mile, out-and-back trail that's located within the Green Mountain Nature Preserve in Huntsville. It offers an easy rating and its main feature is a waterfall. Click here to view full the trail map.
Land Trust of North Alabama: Green Mountain Nature Preserve Alum Hollow Trailhead, 13800 S Shawdee Rd SE, Huntsville, AL 35803, USA
Borden Creek Hiking Trail, which is nestled within North Alabama's Sipsey Wilderness area, is a 4.9-mile, out-and-back trail that's located near Haleyville. It has a moderate rating and features a creek, a waterfall, rock formations, and so much more. Click here to view the full trail map.
Cheaha Wilderness, Lineville, AL 36266, USA
Have you ever explored any of these 10 Alabama trails? If so, please share your experience(s) with us in the comments below.
For more information about Alabama’s Alum Hollow Trail, be sure to take a look at the following article: Alum Hollow Trail In Alabama Will Lead You Straight To A Hidden Waterfall And Cave.
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