State Park Trails

Greatest topographical diversity in elevation and challenge - Lake Guntersville State Park
6 mile horseback trail - Bucks Pocket State Park
Elevated, interpretive boardwalk trail/competitive 8 mile mountain bike trail - Cheaha State Park
Elevated, interpretive boardwalk trail/walking trails highlighting most diverse plant communities - Desoto State Park
Most moderate to difficult mountain bike trails - Monte Sano State Park

Most diverse trail system at 52 Miles, including walking/hiking, mountain bike, on-road bike, and horseback - Oak Mountain State Park
Popular, family-oriented biking, hiking trails - Lake Lurleen State Park
Mixed hardwood/pine forest and spring wildflowers highlight this 3 mile walk - Wind Creek State Park

The only true island hiking experience of 1 mile - Frank Jackson State Park
Elevated, interpretive boardwalk highlighting the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta - Meaher State Park
Walking trail system currently being renovated due to impacts from hurricanes Ivan/Katrina - Gulf State Park

Include a hiking weekend with your Alabama Adventure!

Park	Number of Trails	Miles of Hiking Trails	Miles of Interpretive Trails	Miles of Horseback Trails	Miles of Mountain Biking Trails	Multiuse Trails	Boardwalk Trails	Total Miles of Trails
Buck's Pocket State Park	5	6		6		X	X	12
Cathedral Caverns	5	6						6
Cheaha State Park	6	7	0		8		X	15
Chewacla State Park	6	4			1			5
Chickasaw State Park	6	6						6
DeSoto State Park	10	15			5	X	X	20
Frank Jackson State Park	2					X		2
Gulf State Park	6	6				X	X	6
Joe Wheeler State Park	6	5				X		5
Lake Guntersville State Park	20	36	3			X		36
Lake Lurleen State Park	4	15			15	X		15
Lakepoint Resort State Park	7	5						5
Meaher State Park	1		1				X	1
Monte Sano State Park	18	20	1		14	X		20
Oak Mountain State Park	8	24	1	10	17	X	X	51
Paul M. Grist State Park	2	6						1
Rickwood Caverns	1	1						1
Roland Cooper State Park	2	2						2
Wind Creek State Park	2	8		11	10	X		8