Because it’s the fall season, there’s no better time than right now to experience Alabama’s natural scenic beauty. One of the best ways to do this is to take a scenic drive. Several scenic drives are located across Alabama, including the incredible Talladega Scenic Drive. For information about this scenic drive, take a look below.

Alabama's Talladega Scenic Drive, which stretches for 26 miles, is one of the state's best fall drives. It follows State Route 281 near Heflin, and it ends at Adams Gap.
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While taking this scenic drive, you'll experience spectacular views of the Talladega National Forest. It's such a beautiful place this time of year.
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If you wish to stop and explore the Talladega National Forest, you most certainly can. During your hike, you'll encounter several rock outcroppings, streams, wildflowers, waterfalls, and so much more.
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The incredible Talladega Scenic Drive will also take you to Cheaha State Park, which is located atop Cheaha Mountain - Alabama's highest natural point.
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Cheaha Mountain has an elevation of 2,407 feet above sea level, and it offers one of the finest views in Alabama. You'll be able to see for many miles while atop of this the majestic mountain.
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Another place you'll encounter while taking Alabama's Talladega Scenic Drive is the historic Kymulga Grist Mill and Covered Bridge. These two historic sites are approximately 200 years old and attract history lovers from near and far. The Kymulga Covered Bridge is one of two 19th-century covered bridges in Alabama that's currently in operation.
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There's no denying that Alabama's Talladega Scenic Drive is one of the state's best-kept secrets. To experience the drive for yourself, don't forget to add it to your fall bucket list. It'll be an adventure like no other!

Have you ever taken Alabama’s Talladega Scenic Drive? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments.

If you feel like experiencing more of Alabama’s great outdoors, you’ll want to take this road trip.

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