Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area
Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area in Alabama offers diverse outdoor activities ranging from hunting to birdwatching across its forested landscape.
About Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area
The Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area is a forested expanse in northwestern Alabama, covering approximately 31,000 acres. This area is characterized by its rolling hills and dense woodlands, providing a lush habitat for a variety of wildlife species. Managed by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, it's a popular destination for hunting enthusiasts, especially during deer and turkey seasons. The terrain supports a range of recreational pursuits beyond hunting, including hiking, birdwatching, and horseback riding. Freedom Hills is historically significant as it lies within areas traditionally used by Native American tribes and early settlers. Visitors are drawn by the area's natural beauty, remote feel, and opportunities to observe Alabama's native plant and animal species in their natural settings.
Highlights
Freedom Hills Overlook
Thriving populations of turkey and deer
Old logging roads serving as trails
Remote spots perfect for solitude seekers
Notable Natural Features
Rolling Hills
The area is characterized by rolling hills that offer scenic views and diverse habitats.
Dense Forests
These are ideal for wildlife habitats and support a myriad of outdoor activities.
Historical Significance
The landscape holds historical value from its indigenous and early settler past.