The One Place In Alabama That Looks Like Something From Middle Earth
Jennifer Young
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If you’re a fan of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, you’re about to become a fan of one of the most beautiful and magical places in Alabama: Dismals Canyon. Dismals Canyon in Alabama is reminiscent of Tolkien’s “Middle Earth,” and it’ll give you an up-close look at Alabama’s enchanting side. Here’s more on what to expect from your visit to Dismals Canyon. (One thing’s for sure…you’ll want to bring your camera with you as you embark on one of the best outdoor adventures in Alabama!)
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Dismals Canyon in Alabama
Does Alabama have any hidden gems?
Yes! As you may have guessed from the above article, Dismals Canyon is truly unique yet by no means the only hidden gem in Alabama worth visiting. Some other must-see destinations in the state include the town of Mooresville, Little River Canyon National Preserve, Ave Maria Grotto, Natural Bridge, Rosenbaum House, Dauphin House, Tinglewood Trail, Harmony Park Safari, the Alabama Booksmith, and Bangor Cave. Be sure to read our previous article to learn more about these fascinating must-see destinations in Alabama.
Where can I go in Alabama that only the locals know about?
There are plenty of places located throughout Alabama that are known the world over. Yet there are equally as many lesser-known gems that only the locals know about. Are you curious to experience these places? If so, the following list offers a fascinating insight into Alabama's best hidden gems: Spectre Set Ruins, the Museum of Wonder in Seale, the Grave of Miss Baker in Huntsville, Neversink Pit in Fackler, the F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, Cheaha Mountain in Delta, Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham, and the Moundville Archaeological Site.
What are the best easy hikes in Alabama?
If you're looking for some family-friendly hikes that won't take you all day, Alabama has some incredible options. Some of the best easy hikes in Alabama include Caney Creek Falls Trail, Madison County Nature Trail, Falling Rock Falls, Martin Wildlife Park Trail, Lost Falls Trail, Pine Beach Trail, Aldridge Gardens Trail, and Pulpit Rock Trail. Learn more about these 10 easy hikes to add to your outdoor bucket list.