22 state parks in Alabama

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• Bladon Springs State ParkFour mineral wells drew health-seekers here from around the country after a private spa opened in 1838, on…
• Blue Springs State ParkAn underground spring pushes 3,600 gallons a minute into twin octagonal, sandy-bottomed pools that hold 68…
• Buck's Pocket State ParkA secluded canyon park atop Sand Mountain, with bluff trails, the panorama from Point Rock, and Alabama's…
• Cathedral Caverns State ParkThe entrance alone is a record: 126 feet wide and 25 feet high, the largest of any commercial cave. Inside…
• Cheaha State ParkAlabama's oldest park, established in 1933, holds its highest ground — 2,407 feet of granite boulders and…
• Chewacla State ParkA 26-acre lake, a swimming beach and mountain-bike trails built by a local riders' club fill 696 acres a…
• Chickasaw State ParkFive hundred and twenty acres of green space and shade off U.S. 43, with four large pavilions — one built…
• DeSoto State ParkWaterfalls and wildflowers run through 3,502 acres on top of Lookout Mountain, laced with more than 35 miles…
• Frank Jackson State ParkLake Jackson's thousand acres are stocked and managed for bass, bream, crappie and catfish, with a boardwalk…
• Gulf State ParkA fishing and education pier, a nature center and the Backcountry Trail's miles of riding all sit inside one…
• Joe Wheeler State ParkA 2,550-acre resort park split by the Tennessee River, with a waterfront lodge, a championship 18-hole course…
• Lake Guntersville State ParkSix thousand acres of woodland above Alabama's largest lake, with 36 miles of hiking and biking trail, a…
• Lake Jackson RV Park at FloralaForty acres on the shore of 500-acre Lake Jackson — Alabama's only natural lake, and one whose far bank is…
• Lake Lurleen State ParkMore than 23 miles of multi-use trail hug a 250-acre lake stocked with bass, bream, catfish and crappie, nine…
• Lakepoint State ParkLake Eufaula's 45,000 acres have been called the Bass Capital of the World, and this is the park on its bank…
• Meaher State ParkA boardwalk carries you out over the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, and a 300-foot pier with a 200-foot T reaches into…
• Monte Sano State ParkSpanish for Mountain of Health, and a Huntsville retreat since the late 1800s: 2,140 acres with 20 miles of…
• Oak Mountain State ParkAlabama's largest state park at 11,861 acres, grown from the 940 the state set aside atop Double Oak Mountain…
• Paul Grist State ParkA 100-acre lake sits at the centre of 1,080 acres of southern pine and hardwood, with 15 to 20 miles of…
• Rickwood Caverns State ParkThe tour drops 175 feet to formations 260 million years old, carved when this rock was an ocean bed and…
• Roland Cooper State ParkDannelly Reservoir offers some of southwest Alabama's best fishing, and after dark a Bortle 2 dark sky offers…
• Wind Creek State ParkOne of the largest state-owned campgrounds in the United States — 586 sites — strung along the Lake Martin…

Parks in other states

• Arizona32
• Arkansas54
• California260
• Colorado43
• Georgia64
• Illinois106
• Louisiana38
• Nevada27
• New Mexico35
• North Carolina46
• Oklahoma38
• South Carolina51
• Tennessee66
• Texas93
• Utah46
• Virginia44
• West Virginia47

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