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    • Woodville, Alabama

      Rappel Through the Keyhole at Stephen's Gap

      5.0
      Stephen's Gap is a 150 foot cave in North Alabama protected by the Southeastern Cave Conservancy. It is important note that a free permit is required to visit Stephen's Gap. Directions, parking instructions, and safety tips are distributed after your permit request is granted, but the Google addr...
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    • Tuscaloosa, Alabama

      Climb the Unnamed Fire Tower in Tuscaloosa

      4.3
      To my knowledge, this fire tower does not have a name. If you know the name of this fire tower, please leave it in the reviews below! The firetower is located about 20 minutes north of Tuscaloosa. Heading north on AL-69, turn right onto Yellow Creek Road. Continue along Yellow Creek Road for .4 m...
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    • Pelham, Alabama

      Mountain Bike at Oak Mountain State Park

      5.0
      26 mi
      Oak Mountain State Park has some great mountain biking for all ages and all skill levels. Most trails at Oak Mountain are more oriented to the cross country rider, but you can find a couple of trails more geared towards downhill, gravity riders. However, expect to be cross country mountain biking...
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    • Tuscaloosa, Alabama

      Hike through Hurricane Creek Park

      4.0
      7 mi / 200 ft gain
      There are two access points to the park from the Parking lot area. The first is just up the road to the east of the top of the parking area, this is the trailhead to the exit portal trail, which is about .2 miles to reach the central hub. From the hub, there are two separate loops that wind throu...
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    • Auburn, Alabama

      Mountain Bike in Chewacla SP

      5.0
      27 mi / 1000 ft gain
      Few places in the southeast have as wide a range of mountain biking as CSP, which includes standard XC trails, a well groomed and extensive dirt jump area, flow trails, and a wicked feature area complete with a massive wall ride and Oregon-downhill-style 2x4 ramp features. Everything is ridable o...
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    • Birmingham, Alabama

      Run at Railroad Park in Downtown Birmingham

      4.3
      1.5 mi / 20 ft gain
      In many ways, Railroad Park has become a symbol for the revitalization of downtown Birmingham, and it’s helping to ignite a new excitement for the city. Opened in 2010, Railroad Park makes reference to the Steel City’s industrial past, and runs parallel to rail lines that are still used today. Th...
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    • Tuscaloosa, Alabama

      Hike around Lake Harris

      5.0
      1.76 mi / 169 ft gain
      Lake Harris opens one hour prior to sunrise and closes one hour after sunset. No camping is allowed nor are motor vehicles allowed on this serene lake. From Lake Nicol Road, turn onto the dirt trail, Lake Harris Road. Follow Lake Harris Road for approximately three miles until you encounter the l...
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    • Mountain Brook, Alabama

      Jemison Park Nature Trail

      3.37 mi / 210 ft gain
      Jemison Park is a 54-acre green space located in historic Mountain Brook. The main stretch of trail runs alongside Mountain Brook Parkway on one side and Shades Creek on the other, for a total of about 2 miles when connected with the Nature Trail and the Watkins Trace Trail. The park includes a f...
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    • Tuscaloosa, Alabama

      Boulder at Hurricane Creek Park

      Hurricane Creek Park in Tuscaloosa, Alabama hosts a field of climbable boulders within it's forest. From the parking lot, follow the trail that stems from the cul-de-sac for approximately 1/10 mile. You will encounter the first cluster of boulders on your right. There are several beginner routes ...
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    • Birmingham, Alabama

      Bike to Sloss Furnace from Railroad Park

      4.2 mi
      Sloss Furnace is a historic industrial site in downtown Birmingham. For nearly a hundred years, this blast furnace produced iron for the “Steel City.” The site is now designated as a National Historic Landmark, and is a fun place to explore, wandering throughout the plant and past old machinery. ...
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    • Tuscumbia, Alabama

      Visit the Coon Dog Cemetery

      5.0
      Located in "the middle of nowhere" the Coon Dog Cemetery is a great picnic spot for your road trip, on a scenic road that will let you bypass a portion of the bland interstate. There are a pair of outhouses but no running water, so bring your owner your picnic lunch. Although there are no Red Fer...
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    • Woodville, Alabama

      Visit the Cathedral Caverns

      2.9 mi / 50 ft gain
      Cathedral Caverns - The Pride of Alabama -- Located in northeastern Alabama, Cathedral Caverns offers an easy look inside an underground system of caverns. The primary trail is well-developed and wheel-chair accessible for most of its 2.9 mile length. The Caverns features many impressive sights. ...
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    • Delta, Alabama

      Cave Creek/Pinhoti Trail Loop

      6.78 mi / 1024 ft gain
      The Cave Creek Trail is a very comfortable, three-mile trail with some amazing views and relatively little elevation gain. At roughly two miles along the trail, you’ll come to a rocky overlook facing the south. This area provides a nice place to stop and rest or even eat a nice picnic lunch. Roug...
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    • Pelham, Alabama

      Lake Trail Loop

      3.0
      3.02 mi / 0 ft gain
      The 2.3 mile Lake Trail runs more than two-thirds of the way around Double Oak Lake, from the South Trailhead to the marina and can easily be made into a 3 mile loop by connecting onto the paved road, Terrace Drive. In comparison to many other hiking trails throughout the park, the Lake Trail gen...
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    • Lineville, Alabama

      Chinnabee Silent Trail to Cheaha Falls

      1.98 mi / 210 ft gain
      The valley at the base of Mount Cheaha is home to several picturesque waterfalls flowing out of Cheaha Lake. Many of these small waterfalls are accessible on the Chinnabee Silent Trail, including Cheaha Falls.  Following SR 281 further down the mountain from the park offices, you’ll come to the ...
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    • Lineville, Alabama

      Hike Lake Chinnabee to Devil's Den Falls

      1 mi / 120 ft gain
      Devil's Den Falls is a beautiful waterfall in Cheaha State Park. This is a state park within Talladega National Forest. The easiest access is from Lake Chinnabee which is about one mile round trip from the parking area. It can also be accessed from Turnipseed campground, but that is about six mil...
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