The Alabama Park Where You Can Hike Across A Covered Bridge And Multiple Footbridges Is A Grand Adventure
Jennifer Young
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If you’re looking for a little adventure, you’re in luck because Alabama offers a variety of places that do just that. One place in particular is Madison County Nature Trail – the perfect place to find a bridge hike in Alabama. Madison County Nature Trail is a beautiful park with different types of features, including multiple bridges. For more information, take a look below.
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Let's explore the Green Mountain Nature Trail and the Cambron Covered Bridge in this video from Aerial Adventures:
Have you ever visited Madison County Nature Trail in Huntsville? If so, what did you think about this scenic bridge hike in Alabama? Did you cross one of its multiple bridges? Let us know in the comments section.
Another park in Alabama with an incredible covered bridge is Kymulga Grist Mill Park. For information, be sure to take a look at why a visit to Alabama’s Kymulga Grist Mill Park belongs on your fall bucket list.
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More Alabama Hiking Trails
What are some of the best hikes in Alabama?
With the Talladega National Forest and the Green Mountain Nature Preserve alone, there are numerous wonderful places to explore with a pair of hiking boots and a free afternoon. Here are some of the best hikes in Alabama to add to your to-do list:
- Chinnabee Silent Trail, Lineville, AL: Surrounded by the Cheaha Wilderness, this somewhat challenging 7.3-mile out-and-back trail will treat you to beautiful waterfalls, tranquil forest views, and a swimming hole or two so you can cool off during your hike. Two of the most looked-forward-to features are Cheaha Falls and Devil's Den.
- Rainbow Mountain Loop Trail, Madison, AL: If you prefer the ease of a loop trail, this one in the Rainbow Mountain Nature Preserve is a wonderful hike. It is only about a mile and a half in length so it makes for a nice 45-minute to an hour trek. You'll discover interesting rock formations and waterfalls along the way so you'll probably want to take a bit of extra time to enjoy your surroundings.
- Laurel Falls & Lost Falls Trail, Fort Payne, AL: If you love chasing waterfalls, this 2.3-mile trail will treat you to a couple of nice ones. They are especially enjoyable after a good rain. This hike may not wow you with the size of its waterfalls but the tranquil spot in nature and the gentle sound of water falling over rock is why we love getting out in nature in the first place.
With so many excellent hiking trails in Alabama, you just know we had to spend some time getting to know them. We made the ultimate guide to Alabama hiking trails so you can pick out which ones you want to explore next. You can choose from the most challenging in the state to quick and easy strolls. When you are out on unfamiliar trails, it is always good to have a map - check out AllTrails+ to give you the up-to-date info you need about any trail.