Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
The Walls of Jericho Forever Wild Tract spans over 12,500 acres in Alabama, featuring dramatic limestone cliffs that stretch across the landscape. This area is a vital part of the Southern Cumberland Plateau and supports a diverse array of plant and animal life, including several species of rare and endangered flora. Historically, the area has been used by Native American tribes and later became a popular natural attraction. Today, it provides ample recreational opportunities such as hiking along challenging trails, camping in secluded spots, and exploring the unique ecosystems. The preserve's captivating waterfalls and rich history, combined with its natural quietude, continue to draw visitors seeking adventure or solitude.
