Trail·Madison County
High Trail
A trail in Monte Sano State Park in Madison County, about 1.7 miles.
1.7 miles
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From official sources · confirm before you goTrail·Madison County
McKay Hollow Trail
A hiking and biking trail in Monte Sano State Park in Madison County, about 2.4 miles.
2.4 miles
National forest·Northwest Alabama
William B. Bankhead National Forest
One of Alabama's national forests, in the northwest part of the state. Forest-wide pages list hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, OHV riding, horse riding and water…
Hiking, camping and hunting across a large national forest
Wildlife management area·Lawrence and Winston counties
Black Warrior Wildlife Management Area
A Forest Service-cooperative public hunting area in Lawrence and Winston counties near the Sipsey Wilderness. It offers deer, turkey, small game and furbearer seasons under…
National forest hunting near the Sipsey Wilderness
Wildlife management area·Colbert County
Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area
A Colbert County public hunting area managed with the Forever Wild Land Trust. It sits inside the state's high-risk chronic wasting disease zone, so deer…
Public hunting in the chronic wasting disease zone
Reservoir·Florence and Muscle Shoals area
Pickwick Lake
A roughly 50-mile, 47,500-acre Tennessee River impoundment in northwest Alabama that also reaches Tennessee and Mississippi. It is Alabama's best water for catching all three…
Top water for all three black bass species
Reservoir·North Alabama, Tennessee River
Wheeler Lake
A long Tennessee River impoundment between Guntersville and Wheeler dams, and Alabama's second-largest reservoir. Bass fishing is the main draw, and shallow backwaters are managed…
Alabama's second-largest reservoir and a bass-fishing draw
Reservoir·Jackson and Marshall counties
Guntersville Lake
Alabama's largest lake at about 69,100 acres, running roughly 75 miles along the Tennessee River. It is nationally known for bass fishing and winter eagle…
Alabama's largest lake, known for bass and winter eagles
National wildlife refuge·Decatur, Tennessee River
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
A refuge near Decatur established in 1938, important for wintering waterfowl and cranes, including endangered whooping cranes. It has a visitor center, a boardwalk, photography…
Wintering cranes and waterfowl on the Tennessee River
National monument·Bridgeport
Russell Cave National Monument
An archeological site near Bridgeport with evidence of roughly 12,000 years of human use. The cave itself is not open to enter, but the grounds,…
Archeological site with about 12,000 years of human use
National preserve·Fort Payne, Lookout Mountain
Little River Canyon National Preserve
A preserve on top of Lookout Mountain protecting a river canyon with waterfalls, overlooks and sandstone cliffs. The Little River runs much of its length…
A 600-foot canyon, waterfalls and overlooks on top of the mountain
State park·Woodville
Cathedral Caverns State Park
A park near Woodville built around a large commercial show cave visited by guided tour. It also offers gem mining, hiking, camping and tiny cabins.
Guided tours of a very large show cave