アラバマの峡谷・トップ5

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.

You should only go with good shoes and preferably with poles. It goes over hill and dale and behind the waterfall it is very slippery. But it is worth it. Bring a little more time.

Noccalula Falls, a waterfall that is spectacular when there is enough water. The hike in the gorge is recommended

This is one of the largest urban land preserves in the US, spanning over 1,100 acres and boasting more than 22 miles of trails for hiking, running, and biking. The trails cater to a diverse range of difficulty levels, ensuring there's something for everyone.

Located in Monte Sano State Park, Stone Cuts Trail is one of multiple hikes in the area. The most famous part of the trail is the northeastern section (make sure to stay on 'Stone Cuts Trail' and don't switch to the Bypass). This section leads through rock formations towering on both sides of the path, which are responsible for the popularity of the trail.

Arrowhead Trail follows a passageway through 25 foot high limestone walls on both sides. The trail connects to Natural Well Trail and together, the two trails form a perfect loop.

Borden Creek flows through some scenic bluff-lined canyons in places that is typical of the Sipsey Wilderness. During heavy runoff, waterfalls form on the bluffs. The creek Joins the Sipsey River about 2 miles below Bunyan Hill Road.

Section of the Thompson Creek Trail with great rock formations and waterfalls. This is a good sample of the many sandstone formations you will encounter on other hikes throughout the wilderness.