It’s no secret that Alabama is a hiker’s paradise. Many trails of all lengths and difficulties are located throughout the state. In fact, some of the trails are so easy the entire family can join in on the fun. One of Alabama’s easiest hikes, which is under 2 miles, is the Madison County Nature Trail. For information, take a look below.

The Madison County Nature Trail is located atop Green Mountain in Huntsville, Alabama. It's one of "The Rocket City's" loveliest nature spots.
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Covering approximately 72 acres, the Madison County Nature Trail is more than just a trail. It's also a scenic park.
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The park's trail, which surrounds a 17-acre lake, is only 1.5 miles long. Because it's a short and easy trail, it's great for hikers of all skill levels.
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While hiking the Madison County Nature Trail, you'll be surrounded by lots of beautiful scenery. The colorful foliage is spectacular, especially this time of year.
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Also while hiking the trail, you'll stroll through the picturesque Cambron Covered Bridge, which was built in 1974.
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There's no denying that Alabama is home to many beautiful nature spots, including the Madison County Nature Trail. Don't forget to visit it this fall season.
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The Madison County Nature Trail is located at 5000 Nature Trail Rd. SE, Huntsville, AL 35803. It's open to the public free of charge every day from sunrise to sunset.

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For a list of more short hikes in Alabama, click here.

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