When it comes to hiking destinations, Alabama doesn’t disappoint! There are several hiking trails located throughout the state that are of various lengths and difficulty. One destination in Alabama that’s home to a scenic trail that’s perfect for most skill levels is Keel Mountain Preserve. To learn all about this nature preserve and its scenic trail, take a look below.
Keel Mountain Preserve is located in the tiny town of Gurley. Sitting on 310 acres, this nature preserve is one of Alabama’s most scenic hiking destinations.
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The nature preserve’s Lost Sink Trail, which has a moderate difficulty rating, is 2.8 miles out and back. It’s the perfect trail for anyone who loves the outdoors.
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While hiking this trail, you’ll be surrounded by lots of beautiful scenery. There’s no denying that this scenic trail will bring you closer to nature.
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During your hike, you’ll come across huge rock formations, a trickling creek, and even a…
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…breathtaking view through the trees.
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The biggest reward of hiking Keel Mountain Preserve’s Lost Sink Trail is the stunning waterfall that’s waiting towards the end.
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Once you see this waterfall, which flows into a sinkhole, you’ll agree the hike was well worth it and look forward to doing it again.
alltrails/Skye Banks Keel Mountain Preserve is located at -1473, 1455 McMullen Rd., Gurley, AL 35748. You can access the Lost Sink Trail from the parking lot.
Have you ever hiked Keel Mountain Preserve’s Lost Sink Trail? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments. Also, feel free to share your favorite hiking spot.
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Keel Mountain Preserve is located at -1473, 1455 McMullen Rd., Gurley, AL 35748. You can access the Lost Sink Trail from the parking lot.
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