アラバマの天然記念物・トップ20

Worth it. Beautiful view over a part of the forest.

View from Kings Chair.

Peavine Falls, the path to it is quite steep. When there is no rain, only a little water trickles down

This waterfall is small, but pretty — a great destination for families. Heads up: The rock under and around the waterfall is limestone, which is extraordinarily slippery when wet.

The rock shelf from which Noccalula Falls plummets is hollow underneath and a large crescent-shaped cave extends back behind the falls. The cave is well lit during the day and offers a unique view of the falls and Black Creek pool from behind.

Bald Rock is the highest point in Alabama at 2,326 feet. It is primarily reached via the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail, an 1,520-foot elevated boardwalk that is handicap accessible. It ends at the summit where there is an observation platform that offers sweeping 180-degree views, making it a prime spot for hawk-watching, especially during the fall migration from mid-September to mid-November. In addition to raptors and hawks, along the trail you might be able to spot a variety of other bird species, including Scarlet and Summer Tanagers, Pine Warblers, and Winter Wrens.

Historic Blakeley State Park is an ideal destination for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a unique and unforgettable experience. The park spans 2,100 acres and is the largest National Register Historic Site in the eastern United States. Home to the last major battle site of the Civil War, it is dedicated to preserving its natural surroundings as a unique wildlife preserve, boasting an ecologically diverse landscape. The park features over 20 miles (32.19 km) of multi-use trails for biking, hiking, and equestrians, picnic areas, and camping facilities.

The hiking and mountain bike trails lead past the river where there are good opportunities to cool off.