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Alabama Waterfalls Map. During the springs thru fall months, many locals and tourists take advantage of Alabama’s beautiful landscape to spend a day outdoors. From a nice stroll through one of their state parks to spending a day at a waterpark, there are countless ways to enjoy a day of fun.
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- Kinlock Falls: A Gorgeous 25-Foot-Wide Cascade
- Caney Creek Falls: The Most Photographed Waterfall in Alabama
- Fall Creek Falls: A Fun Hike For All Ages
- Feather Hawk Falls: A Stunning 70-Foot Plunge Waterfall
- Sougahoagdee Falls: The Forest’s Most Beloved Waterfalls
- Bee Branch Falls: A Challenging Hike Through The Sipsey Wilderness
- Braziel Creek Falls: A Beautiful, But Hidden, Seasonal 30-Foot Cascade
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A must-see when visiting the Bankhead National Forest is the spectacular Kinlock Falls, a sparkling 25-foot-wide, 15-foot-tall cascade that is only a short quarter-mile walk from the shoulder parking area on Kinlock Road in Winston County. There is not an official trail to the falls, but it is an easy enough walk along a path that has been well-wor...
One of the most recognizable, and arguably the most photographed, waterfalls in the Bankhead National Forest is Caney Creek Falls, a stunning 30-foot-tall punchbowl waterfall that spills down over the top of a rock ledge into a mesmerizing turquoise pool. The rock ledge is deep and tall enough for you to walk behind the curtain of water. The reason...
The hike to Fall Creek Falls is simply a great walk in the woods and is the perfect introduction to hiking in the Sipsey Wilderness for hikers of all ages and experience. This relatively flat and easy walking hike uses Trail 209 (the Sipsey Trail) for a 2.2-mile out-and-back hike to the 25-foot-tall ribbon waterfall that tumbles down the sandstone ...
Another easily accessible and stunning waterfall in the Sipsey Wilderness area is Feather Hawk Falls. Named for its namesake creek, Feather Hawk is a stunning 70-foot waterfall that plunges down a towering sandstone channel, crashing to a halt on its boulder-strewn base. The dark alcove of the channel is brightened by brilliant green moss. This hik...
Sougahoagdee Falls is arguably one of the most beloved waterfalls in the Bankhead and Sipsey Wilderness. The waterfall is a wide curtain cascade that is 70 feet tall. This breathtaking year-round waterfall cascades over a deep rock ledge into a bowl-shaped blue-green pool, and the ledge allows you to walk behind the curtain. While the waterfall flo...
For those of you who are into backpacking or want a longer, full-day hike, then a hike to Bee Branch Falls is just what you need. The hike is an 11.3-mile out-and-back that winds through impressive boulder-strewn landscapes, past tall and moody green moss-covered bluffs, and culminates with a visit to Bee Branch Falls, a gorgeous 70-foot-tall ribbo...
Hidden away deep in the Sipsey Wilderness section of the Bankhead is an incredible 30-foot tiered cascade, Braziel Creek Falls, and by hidden, I mean hidden. Braziel Creek Falls is a seasonal waterfall, which means you can’t expect to find it if you plan on hiking in the heat of summer. Plan your hike for late fall through early spring when the rai...
These are only a few of the many, and I mean many, waterfalls you can explore in the Bankhead National Forest and the Sipsey Wilderness. They highlight the phenomenal waterfalls awaiting you. Before heading out on your own to explore, visit the non-profit Sipsey Wilderness Hiking Club’s websitefor detailed trail information including maps, directio...
Standing at 104 feet, DeSoto Falls is a fantastic sight involving minimal effort. A short walk (less than a quarter of a mile) down a path with handrails will take you to this spectacular view! The waterfall has a concrete dam above the falls, built in 1925 for Alabama’s first hydroelectric power plant.
May 13, 2020 · Rainbow Falls, Dismals Canyon National Natural Landmark, Franklin County. This privately owned preserve is open to the public for hiking and camping. Entrance is at 901 Alabama Highway 8, Phil ...
May 23, 2023 · After all, this stunning, 90-foot-tall waterfall receives nearly 350,000 visitors annually and can be accessed via an easy out-and-back hike to the base of the waterfall. Therefore, enjoy a stunning walk through a wilderness gorge that is known as the Grand Canyon of the Southern Appalachians.
Jan 26, 2020 · 1. Spring Park. Spring Park in neighbouring Tuscumbia is a picturesque park with recreational opportunities for all the family. Located in Downtown Tuscumbia, a few miles from Sheffield, the park has a pretty man-made waterfall and a jet fountain which rises and falls in time to music.
