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Nature lovers, weekend warriors, or those suffering from nature deficit syndrome will embrace part or all of the 2,140 acres of southern Appalachian forest known as Monte Sano State Park. This popular park, inside the city limits of Huntsville, offers spectacular outdoor adventures for a quick workout, short or long hikes, camping, picnics, bike riding, meeting space for business or personal use and more.
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Hiking in Monte Sano Nature Preserve, Huntsville, AL, Land Trust
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Hays Nature Preserve is an abundant park bursting with outdoor activities for all ages. Locals and guests can partake in hiking, paddling, a kids playground, picnic areas, a bike greenway and equestrian trails, with an educational safari for any one.
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Blevin's Gap is a small pocket of wilderness and wildlife beauty in Huntsville offering scenic vistas, rock overhangs and sandstone bluffs for great hiking, running and mountain biking.
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15 miles of waterfalls, bluffs, overlooks and creek side trails nestled in the hills of northwest Alabama.
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Just minutes from Lake Guntersville Dam, Cave Mountain Small Wild Area offers stunning views of the Tennesee River and Tupelo Gum swamps. A loop trail abundant with wildflowers and great fall colors.
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Overlooking beautiful Guntersville Lake on the Tennessee River, 36 miles of trail, ranging from short easy treks to difficult climbs await you.
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Experience great views, waterfalls, and hidden treasure in Madison's only land preserve. Pet friendly, these trails offer a little excitement and adventure for everyone.
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Nature preserve offering more than 11 miles of trail with scenic vistas, waterfalls and wildflower displays. Wade Mountain received National Recreation Trail status in 2011.
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