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Most Popular Trails in Alabama

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Chinnabee Silent Trail
Anniston, AL- , meandering up a hillside toward Lake Chinnabee, showcases the beauty of Talladega National Forest. Along the way, the wonders of the forest are revealed again and again. Just when you think it can’t get any better, it does. In the gorge leading to the lake, the trail clings to rock walls on an elevated wooden platform and provides views of several waterfalls. Trail Surface: Dirt path; some travel over rock Hiking Trails

Bee Branch Trail
Double Springs, AL- in the Sipsey Wilderness makes for a great overnight trip. The terrain is easy to moderate over dirt and rock trails through a canyon and past several small waterfalls, culminating in the Bee Branch Falls and caves. There is an excellent campsite at the end of the trail, just south of the falls. Trail Surface: Dirt path; rocky through canyon. Hiking Trails

Trail 209 (Sipsey Fork Trail)
Double Springs, AL- is the longest trail in the Sipsey Wilderness, following the flow of the Sipsey River through most of the canyon, with waterfalls and towering limestone cliffs lining the banks. Among a variety of vegetation along the trail are blackberry bushes and muscadine vines. Trail Surface: Dirt path. Hiking Trails

Odum Scout Trail
Anniston, AL-The scenery and serenity of the makes this one great hike. Right from the start, High Falls adds to the splendor of the scene—and to the difficulty of the hike, as the route ascends stairs to reach the top of the falls. The path then follows the ridgeline of Cheaha Mountain, with wildflowers displaying all imaginable colors and two bluffs providing spectacular views. Trail Surface: Rock and dirt footpaths. Hiking Trails

Pinhoti Trail: Cheaha State Park to Cleburne
Anniston, AL- -This section of trail starts out in Alabama’s highest mountains at Cheaha State Park, where it skirts around the actual high point of the state, Cheaha Mountain. The Pinhoti leaves the state park to enter the Talladega National Forest and the Blue Mountain Backcountry Area, soon coming to a fine trail shelter on the shoulder of Blue Mountain Hiking Trails

Gulf Coast Challenge
Gulf Shores, AL- -Of all the states along the Gulf of Mexico, Alabama enjoys the briefest segment of coastline. Although scant in mileage, this sugary white section of beachfront has been prominent throughout the history of the region Hiking Trails

Lost Falls Trail
Fort Payne, AL-The takes you to Laurel Falls, Lost Falls, and Azalea Cascade. Geological highlights include Needle Eye Rock, a boulder that has split in half, leaving an “eye.” The trail also travels by the CR Caves, small cavelike overhangs cut away over the millennia by Laurel Creek. Trail Surface: Dirt path; some rocky slopes. Hiking Trails

Cave Creek Trail
Anniston, AL-The travels the side of Hernandez Peak for a trip that takes you through tunnels of rhododendron bushes. You’ll also enjoy excellent views of the surrounding mountains. The hiking becomes difficult from the Nubbin Creek Trail junction on Little Caney Head to the end of the trail at the Pinhoti connector on Parker High Point because the trail has become overgrown with thorn bushes and shrubs. Trail Surface: Dirt path and rock Hiking Trails.

Skyway Loop Trail
Anniston, AL- This hike can be a pretty good overnight trip culminating in a visit to Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area, where you can swim in the pools formed by the falls of Chinnabee Creek. The hike includes views of the surrounding mountains as you travel the ridgelines. Trail Surface: Dirt and rock footpath Hiking Trails

Blue Trail (South Rim Trail)
Birmingham, AL- Although not the most difficult trail at Oak Mountain State Park, the Blue Trail does have some long, constant climbs for the first two miles of the trip up the side of Double Oak Mountain. Once on top, with the help of a little bushwhacking, you will be rewarded with superb views of surrounding mountains and the valley below. Trail Surface: Dirt path. Hiking Trails

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