It’s no secret that Alabama is filled with many trails that lead to some pretty amazing sights. One of these trails is the Kinlock Falls Trail. To learn about this trail and the sights you’ll discover during your hike, take a look below.
The Kinlock Falls Trail is tucked away within the Sipsey Wilderness area of North Alabama's Bankhead National Forest. It's a 0.2-mile, out-and-back trail that runs along Hubbard Creek.
This short and scenic trail, which can be easily accessed from the side of the road, leads to one of Alabama's most beautiful hidden waterfalls - Kinlock Falls.
Reaching this trail is quite easy. While driving north on Kinlock Road, you'll pull over prior to reaching the bridge. You'll then see steps, which will lead you to the trail. You'll simply follow them down. Remember to always use caution, especially after a heavy rainfall. The steps may be slippery.
This trail is very popular among hikers because it's not only short and has a beautiful waterfall at the end, but it also has an easy rating of difficulty. So, anyone should be able to hike it.
The next time you're in the mood for a hike and you're short on time, consider hiking the Kinlock Falls Trail. You'll love it, especially during the warmer months when you can take a dip in its refreshing natural pool.
Have you ever hiked the Kinlock Falls Trail? If so, what did you think about its natural pool? Please feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
Another Alabama waterfall with a beautiful natural pool below it is Little River Falls. For information, be sure to take a look at this natural pool in Alabama.
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