The Little-Known Waterfall In Alabama You Can Only Reach By Hiking This 2.8-Mile Trail

Alabama is home to many waterfalls, several of which can only be reached by a trail. One of these waterfalls is Lost Sink Falls. To learn all about this waterfall and the trail you'll need to hike in order to reach it, take a look below.

Lost Sink Falls is a little-known waterfall that's nestled within Keel Mountain Preserve in the tiny town of Gurley, Alabama.

This waterfall can be reached by hiking the scenic Lost Sink Trail, which is 2.8 miles out and back and has a moderate rating in terms of difficulty.

Note: Lost Sink Trail continues past Lost Sink Falls. The distance of 2.8 miles is to the waterfall and back.

While exploring Alabama's Lost Sink Trail, which is primarily used for hiking, jogging, and bird watching, you'll encounter several natural elements, including boulders of all sizes and...

...wildflowers of all varieties.

You'll eventually encounter Lost Sink Falls, which has a 30ft+ drop and is truly unique. What makes Lost Sink Falls different from most other Alabama waterfalls is the fact that it flows into a sinkhole.

The next time you're in the Gurley, Alabama area, consider visiting Keel Mountain Preserve to seek out Lost Sink Falls. This waterfall hike is the perfect day trip activity for the whole family.

Additional information about Alabama's Keel Mountain Preserve and its Lost Sink Falls can be found here.

Have you ever hiked Alabama's Lost Sink Trail? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments below.

Another waterfall trail in Alabama that's worthy of a hike is Falling Rock Falls Trail. For information, be sure to take a look at the following article: This Easy Breezy Waterfall Hike In Alabama Is A Must-Do For Nature Lovers.