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Noccalula Falls Park Adventures

Noccalula Falls Park in Alabama is a captivating municipal park known for its spectacular waterfall and rich history. Visitors enjoy scenic beauty and recreational activities.

250
Acres Protected
5
Miles of Trails
200,000
Annual Visitors
1952
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Noccalula Falls Park.

Entrance Requirements

Entrance fee required for park access.

Best Time to Visit

Spring and fall offer mild weather and vibrant foliage.

Visitor Information

Main entrance facility provides maps and information.

Getting There

Accessible via U.S. Highway 411, with paved roads leading into the park.

Weather & Climate

Expect hot summers with temperatures averaging in the high 80s°F and mild winters with occasional frosts. Spring and fall are more temperate, offering a comfortable climate for outdoor activities.

Conservation Efforts

Efforts are ongoing to maintain the natural beauty of the park and protect its wildlife. Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked trails to prevent habitat disruption.

Camping in Noccalula Falls Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Top Trails

Historic Gorge Trail

Moderate
1.7

Winds through the gorge beneath the waterfall, offering beautiful rock formations and a unique perspective of the falls.

Black Creek Trail

Easy
1.4

A family-friendly trail running alongside Black Creek, ideal for leisurely walks and picnicking spots.

Twixt N' Tween Trail

Easy
1.2

Circular trail around the upper part of the gorge, offering views of the falls from above.

Trailblazer Tips

Visit early in the morning for the best chance to enjoy the falls without crowds.

Summer can be very hot; bring water and sunscreen.

There is a fee for entering the park, which includes access to various attractions.

Wear sturdy shoes for the gorge trail, as it can be slippery and rugged.

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