High Falls Park

High Falls Park

High Falls Park is a serene outdoor destination known for its breathtaking waterfall and opportunities for recreation amidst scenic landscapes.

100
Acres Protected
2
Miles of Trails
Unknown
Annual Visitors
1996
Year Established

About High Falls Park

High Falls Park
 

High Falls Park, located in northeastern Alabama, is a natural haven known for the stunning 35-foot waterfall that cascades over a wide, rocky ledge. The park spans along the banks of the Town Creek and is treasured for its picturesque surroundings and lush greenery. This tranquil area offers visitors a chance to explore nature trails, engage in picnicking, and enjoy the refreshing spray of the falls. The park features a unique geology with ancient rock formations and is rich in the biodiversity typical of the southern Appalachian foothills. Its history dates back to earlier Native American inhabitation and later settlement uses, which have left a blend of cultural impacts in the region. The park serves as a venue for various recreational activities, welcoming hikers, photographers, and nature lovers. With its accessible yet secluded environment, High Falls Park captures the essence of peaceful retreat harmonizing the natural world.

Highlights

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The impressive 35-foot High Falls waterfall

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Diverse ecosystems with rich plant and animal life

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Scenic vistas along the Town Creek

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Historic stone bridge and surrounding rock formations

Notable Natural Features

High Falls Waterfall

A wide and powerful 35-foot waterfall that is the main attraction of the park.

Historic Stone Bridge

A charming old stone bridge that offers a perfect view of the falls and showcases historical craftsmanship.

Nature Trails

Short but scenic trails that provide explorations into the park's natural beauty.