Alabama is home to numerous hiking trails, many of which lead to unforgettable destinations. One trail in particular is the Peavine Falls Trail. To learn all about this scenic trail, including why you should take it, read on.
The Peavine Falls Trail is located within Oak Mountain State Park, which happens to be Alabama’s largest state park.
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Also known as the “Green Trail,” the Peavine Falls Trail has a moderate difficulty rating and begins near the park’s office. With a distance of 1.9 miles, it’s Oak Mountain State Park’s shortest trail.
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The Peavine Falls Trail doesn’t lead directly to Peavine Falls. Instead, hikers will need to get on the White or Blue Trail when they reach the Peavine Falls parking lot.
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Peavine Falls is a beautiful 65-foot-tall, spring-fed waterfall. It’s also Oak Mountain State Park’s most-visited attraction.
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The best time to hike the Peavine Falls Trail is after a heavy rainfall. Otherwise, the waterfall will only be a trickle of water.
alltrails/Forrest ’n’ Linda Forbus For more information about the Peavine Falls Trail, you can visit Oak Mountain State Park’s webpage here. You can visit this state park at 200 Terrace Dr., Pelham, AL 35124.
Have you ever hiked Oak Mountain State Park’s Peavine Falls Trail? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments.
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For more information about the Peavine Falls Trail, you can visit Oak Mountain State Park’s webpage here. You can visit this state park at 200 Terrace Dr., Pelham, AL 35124.
For a list of more trails in Alabama that’ll lead you to unforgettable places, click here.
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