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9780762711024

Hiking Alabama, 2nd A Guide to Alabama's Greatest Hiking Adventures

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    9780762711024

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    0762711027

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-11-01
  • Publisher: FalconGuides
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Summary

The premier guide to over 48 of the greatest hikes in the state. This one-of-a-kind guide to the "State of Surprises" takes hikers to the summits of the last of the Appalachian Mountain chain, the deep and wild canyons and rivers of Central Alabama, and the pristine white beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Walk along the beaches of Gulf Shores with a variety of endangered species of wildlife, visit towering waterfalls at the Sipsey Wilderness, climb the rocky cliffs of the highest mountain in the state, Cheaha Mountain. Hiking Alabama takes readers to these and many more of the state's hidden hiking destinations, giving them a most unique look into the state's history, culture, and its incredible beauty. Inside hikers will find: detailed maps, accurate route profiles showing the ups and downs of each hike, tips on equipment, trip planning, hiking with dogs and children, accurate directions, difficulty ratings, trail contacts, and more.

Author Biography

Joe Cuhaj is a full-time systems programmer for a local company, but finds frequent visits to area wildlife refuges, wetlands, and Oak Mountain State Park solace from the keyboard. In addition, he is the author of Paddling Alabama (Falcon, 2002). He lives in Daphne, Alabama with his wife Maggie, and daughter Kellie.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. vii
How to Use This Bookp. viii
How to Use These Mapsp. ix
Map Legendp. x
Introductionp. 1
Alabama Flora and Faunap. 2
Alabama Weatherp. 3
Alabama Wilderness Restrictions/Regulationsp. 4
Getting around Alabamap. 5
Gulf Coast
Introduction and Mapp. 7
Pine Beach Trailp. 9
Weeks Bay Nature Trailp. 14
USS Alabama Historical Trailp. 19
In Addition: Back to the Future in Mobilep. 27
Cemetery Trailp. 29
CCC Trailp. 35
Gazebo Trailp. 40
Redoubt Trail Loopp. 46
Mound Island Canoe Trailp. 52
Jeff Friend Trailp. 60
Honorable Mentionsp. 65
Black Willow Trail--Meaher State Parkp. 65
Nature Trails of Gulf State Parkp. 66
Beach Loop Trail--Chickasabogue Parkp. 67
Roland Cooper State Parkp. 68
Southeast Alabama
Introduction and Mapp. 69
Open Pond Trailp. 71
Five Runs Loop Trailp. 77
North Loop Trailp. 84
Conecuh Trailp. 90
Chattahoochee Trailp. 96
Wildlife Drivep. 101
Honorable Mentionsp. 107
Frank Jackson State Parkp. 107
Eufaula Wildlife Refuge Nature Trailp. 108
Central Alabama
Introduction and Mapp. 109
Bartram National Recreational Trailp. 111
Horseshoe Bend Trailp. 117
Tannehill Historic Trailp. 123
Blue Trail (South Rim Trail)p. 129
White Trail (Shackleford Point Trail)p. 134
Yellow Trail (Foothills Trail)p. 140
Green Trail (Peavine Falls Trail)p. 145
Flagg Mountain Trailp. 151
Chinnabee Silent Trailp. 158
Skyway Loop Trailp. 164
Rock Garden Trailp. 171
Nubbin Creek Trailp. 176
Cave Creek Trailp. 181
In Addition: The Appalachian Trail and Beyondp. 186
Odum Scout Trailp. 189
Honorable Mentionsp. 195
Talladega National Forest--Oakmulgee Unitp. 195
Red Trail--Oak Mountain State Parkp. 195
Treetop Trail--Oak Mountain State Parkp. 196
Bald Rock Trail--Cheaha State Parkp. 197
Rickwood Cavern State Parkp. 198
Northern Alabama
Introduction and Mapp. 201
Bee Branch Trailp. 203
Trail 200 (Borden Creek Trail)p. 209
Trail 201 (Magnolia Trail)p. 215
Trail 209 (Sipsey Fork Trail)p. 221
Rainbow Mountain Loop Trailp. 227
Plateau Loop Trailp. 233
McKay Hollow Trailp. 241
Stone Cuts Trailp. 246
Mountain Mist Trailp. 253
Land Trust Loopp. 260
Lickskillet Trailp. 266
Cascade Loop Trailp. 272
Tom Bevill Interpretive Trailp. 278
In Addition: A State of Perpetual Motionp. 284
Cutchenmine Trailp. 285
Camp Roadp. 290
Point Rock Trailp. 295
Eberhart Trailp. 300
Rhododendron Trailp. 305
DeSoto Scout Trailp. 311
Lost Falls Trailp. 317
Russell Cave Trailp. 322
Honorable Mentionsp. 328
Dismals Canyonp. 328
Black Warrior Horse Trails--Bankhead National Forestp. 329
Wheeler National Wildlife Refugep. 329
Old Railroad Bed Trail--Land Trust of Huntsvillep. 330
The Chief Ladiga Rail-Trailp. 331
Ruffner Mountain Nature Centerp. 331
The Art of Hikingp. 333
Trail Etiquettep. 333
Getting into Shapep. 334
Preparednessp. 334
First Aidp. 337
Natural Hazardsp. 342
Navigationp. 343
Trip Planningp. 345
Equipmentp. 346
Hiking with Childrenp. 349
Hiking with Your Dogp. 350
Contact Infop. 354
General State Informationp. 354
State Government Organizationsp. 354
State Hiking and Outdoor Clubs and Organizationsp. 355
National Hiking and Outdoor Organizationsp. 357
About the Authorp. 358
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