Comments on: Top 10 Hikes Near Huntsville Alabama https://trizzletravels.com/top-10-hikes-near-huntsville-alabama/ Explorer Tue, 19 Sep 2023 15:27:39 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Tristan Schuler https://trizzletravels.com/top-10-hikes-near-huntsville-alabama/#comment-9673 Tue, 16 Oct 2018 00:37:08 +0000 https://trizzletravels.com/?p=990#comment-9673 In reply to Kate.

Ah yes, Sipsey Wilderness! I was hoping to check out the big tree there and other trails but ran out of time. There are definitely plenty of hikes I still have to do. Thanks for all the extra recommendations! I didn’t do any paddling while in AL, but I did rent a pontoon boat a few times at Tim’s Ford Lake.

]]> By: Kate https://trizzletravels.com/top-10-hikes-near-huntsville-alabama/#comment-9672 Mon, 15 Oct 2018 22:51:54 +0000 https://trizzletravels.com/?p=990#comment-9672 Tristan, it definitely sounds like you enjoyed some great hikes in north AL and the surrounding areas, but as a four year Huntsville resident and a lifelong visitor/resident of north AL there are still many amazing hikes left in this region. I most recommend you explore the Sipsey Wilderness for backpacking and DeSoto SP for some easy waterfall and wildflower hikes. Also, please give Monte Sano SP and the North AL Land Trust trails surrounding the park a second look. It sounds like you might have missed some of the more challenging and rewarding hikes that mountain has to offer, but I certainly agree Stone Cuts is a special treat. Also, since you enjoy paddling I’d love to know if you got to paddle much during your time here… if not, come back down since Alabama has more miles of navigable waterways than any other state. Happy Trails, Kate

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