TOP 30 Beaver pond hiking in Alabama

2 results found

The Beaver Pond Trailhead is located in Fort Payne, Alabama, United States within the Little River Canyon National Preserve. This park offers a 1.5 mile loop trail or a shorter .75 mile out-and-back trail directly to the Beaver Pond. The trail is easy and perfect for a leisurely hike, taking approximately 1 hour to complete including exploring at the Beaver Pond. The Beaver Pond Trail remains on the top of the canyon rim and is surrounded by beautiful woodland scenery. Long pants are recommended due to the briers along the trail. While the trail is labeled as a loop trail on the map, it is actually a "lollipop" trail, with the loop portion coming after walking out on the "stick."

Eberhart Point Overlook, located in Cedar Bluff, Alabama, is a popular tourist attraction along the scenic drive. Formerly known as Canyonland Park, this overlook offers stunning views of the canyon and the river below. Visitors can enjoy amenities such as restrooms, picnic tables, grills, and a bulletin board with useful information. The overlook can be accessed via a concrete paved trail that is moderate in difficulty. For a more adventurous experience, visitors can take the dirt trail that leads down to the bottom of the canyon, where remnants of the old chairlift and concession building can be seen.