Here Are The 10 Worst Decisions You Can Possibly Make In Alabama
In life, we’re forced to make decisions. While some are easy and minor, others are difficult and take longer to make. Even though our main goal is to make the best decisions we possibly can, we sometimes fall short. Listed below are 10 of the worst decisions you can possibly make in Alabama. How many can you relate to?

Mt. Cheaha has an elevation of 2,407 feet, which makes it the highest natural point in Alabama. As seen here, this majestic mountain offers the most magnificent view.

Recently, Highlands Bar & Grill was awarded the prestigious James Beard Foundation Award for "Outstanding Restaurant." It's a definite must-visit whenever you're in the Birmingham area. If you do visit, don't forget to save room for dessert. Dolester Miles, the restaurant's pastry chef, was named "Outstanding Pastry Chef" at the awards ceremony.
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There are many places located throughout Alabama that lack cell phone reception, so it never hurts to have an actual road map on hand while taking a scenic drive.
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Alabama is filled with a variety of hiking trails for all skill levels. Taking a hike through the Yellowhammer State is one of the best ways to experience its true natural beauty.

No matter where you live in Alabama, the Gulf Coast is a short drive away. Sadly, not everyone in Alabama has experienced the state's beautiful white-sand beaches. If you're one of these people, consider visiting the Gulf Coast soon. You'll love it!

You might not need it now, but when you do, you'll be so glad you have it.

Here in Alabama, the word "snow" usually sends people into a tailspin. Some people stock up on milk and bread, while others decide to take a drive. If at all possible, the best thing to do is stay off the roads during a snowfall, especially if the snow freezes into ice.

Everyone knows the best barbecue is smoked right here in Alabama, so it wouldn't make sense to try it anywhere else.
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Childersburg has an interesting history that dates all the way back to 1540. It claims to be the "Oldest Continually Occupied City in America," so it would definitely be worth exploring.

Sure, you might move away from Alabama for a short time to attend college or take a temporary job position, but the worst decision you could possibly make is to move away permanently. After all, Alabama will always be home.
Can you think of any other bad decisions someone could possibly make in Alabama? If so, please share them with us in the comments.
For a list of the best decisions you can possibly make in Alabama, click here.
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