Don't Forget To Add These 10 Alabama Attractions To Your Fall Bucket List
Jennifer Young
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Here in Alabama, we’re fortunate to have access to many outdoor attractions, several of which are perfect for a fall visit. From beautiful state parks to delightful fruit orchards, fall in Alabama offers a variety of destinations you’ll most certainly want to add to your fall bucket list, including these 10 destinations listed below. Gas up the car and have your camera ready because these places are home to some of the best fall foliage in Alabama.
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Have you been to any of these Alabama attractions during the fall season? If so, please share your experience(s) with us in the comments. Also, let us know of any other Alabama attraction that belongs on everyone’s fall bucket list.
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When can I see peak fall foliage in Alabama?
Mother Nature keeps the exact dates a closely guarded secret; if you want to see the peak fall foliage in Alabama, you’ll need to be flexible. Depending on the rainfall and the temperature, northern Alabama should start to see the colors change by the end of September, peaking by the second week in October. The southern part of the state will follow up about a week or so later, with the peak happening closer to the end of October or even the first week of November.
What are the best fall day trips in Alabama?
One of the best things to do in Alabama in October is to gas up the car and hit the road. Leaf-peeping by car is a quick and easy way to catch a glimpse at the beautiful autumn colors, and we’ve already mapped out the best fall foliage road trip in Alabama for you. The road trip covers all the best areas north of Birmingham for a picture-perfect fall outing including stops at William B. Bankhead National Forest, Oak Mountain State Park, and Palisades Park.
Which hiking trails in Alabama are best in the fall?
If you want to get a close-up view of the beauty that surrounds Alabama during the fall, you’ll want to lace up your boots and hit the trails. There are some truly stunning fall hiking trails in Alabama, and one of our favorites is the Kinlock Falls Trail. Located within North Alabama’s Sipsey Wilderness Area, the trail is less than half a mile, but don’t let that deter you...this short and sweet hike doesn’t compromise on the stunning scenery. The trail will lead you straight to Kinlock Falls, which is absolutely mesmerizing when flanked by the fall colors.