List of waterfalls in Alabama is a list of waterfalls in the U.S. state of Alabama.

List of waterfalls

Butler Falls: Caney Creek Falls: Near Double Springs, within the Sipsey Wilderness area of the Bankhead National Forest. Note: The falls are considered a dispersed recreation area. The distance is approximately down the Caney Creek Canyon, descending to the falls. The trail is unofficial and considered a "Social trail", Access is through private property and may be allowed with permission. Cheaha Falls: Talladega National Forest Chewacla Falls: Chewacla State Park, near Auburn, Lee County. Chinnabee Silent Trail Falls. Talladega National Forest DeSoto Falls: Also called Indian Falls. falls, Fort Payne. Not to be confused with the three DeSoto Falls of Georgia in the DeSoto Falls Scenic Area of the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. The Upper DeSoto Falls, Middle DeSoto Falls, and Lower DeSoto Falls. The upper waterfall drops , the middle waterfall drops , and the lower waterfall drops . Devil's Den Falls is a small waterfall within the Talladega National Forest in Clay County's Cheaha State Park. It is located in the Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area, up the Chinnabee Silent Trail. Ditto Falls: Located in the Bankhead National Forest. Eagle Creek Falls: Fall Creek Falls: Falling Rock Falls: Shelby County. Grace's High Falls – , highest in Alabama, Little River Canyon National Preserve, DeKalb County. Great falls: Northwest of Phenix City. Griffin Falls: A double drop, cascading to a drop. Falls are on private property. Hidden Falls Waterfall in Auburn High Falls Park: The High Falls along Town Creek, in Geneva County, Alabama, can be as wide as at times. A pedestrian bridge above the falls crosses the creek, providing a lookout in either direction. (34.40036351177515, -86.06837960922309) Holmes Chapel Falls, Bankhead National Forest, Winston County. King’s Shower, 396 feet, Jackson County (cave falls; spelunking required) Kinlock Falls: A cascading falls within the Sipsey Wilderness area, Lawrence County Larkwood Falls: Little Uchee Creek: Little River Canyon Falls Park. Little River Falls – , Gaylesville. Formerly, Martha’s Falls, and known locally as Hippie Hole in the Little River Canyon National Preserve. Lower Factory Falls: Mardis Mill Falls: Mize Mill Falls: In the Tipsey Wilderness. Moss Rock Preserve and waterfalls: Hoover. Moderate difficulty. Neversink Falls: 162 feet, Jackson County (cave falls; DO NOT go without prior permission) Noccalula Falls – , Gadsden Parker Cascades: Above Parker Falls Parker Falls: Near Haleyville. Cascading falls. The hike is and rated as a "Moderate Challenge". Peavine Falls: South of Birmingham, in the Oak Mountain State Park. Accessed by the Green and White Trail Loop, there is a elevation change.

Phenix City Waterfall: in Lakewood Park, Phenix City Piney Branch Falls: Marshall County Note: Private property. Permission must be sought. Pisgah Gorge Falls: Also called Little Bryant Creek Waterfalls. Upper, middle, and lower waterfalls in the Pisgah Civitan Park. Difficulty is 7 out of 10 for the first two falls. Free-fall and cascading falls. Close access to the third falls is not advised. Note: Reports of "No trespassing" signs now. Quarter Creek Falls: Rainbow Falls: Dismals Canyon in Franklin County. Privately owned preserve designated a National Natural Landmark. Salt Creek Falls: Gaylesville. Seven Falls: The falls are cascading tiers off Burney Mountain road, on Seven Falls Creek in Bankhead National Forest, near Falkville in Morgan County. Note: Falls are on the private property of a hunting club. Permission should be obtained. Shangri-La Falls: Little River Falls. Little River Canyon Falls Park. Short Creek Falls: Sougahoagdee Falls: Thompson Falls, in Marshall County. Turkey Foot Falls. Sipsey Wilderness Waterfalls. Upper Caney Creek Falls: Bankhead National Forest. Upper White Creek Falls - Valentine Pool. Walls of Jericho Falls: Walls of Jericho Canyon, Jackson County. Welcome Falls: Welti Falls: In Cullman County. Wetumpka Falls: Wildflower Trail waterfall; Huntsville. Wilson Dam Waterfall: Yellow Creek Falls: Cherokee County, Alabama

Alabama waterfall loop The Alabama waterfall loop is a group of waterfalls that can be visited in a single road trip: Pisgah Gorge Falls DeSoto Falls Indian Falls Little River Falls Noccalula Falls High Falls Piney Branch Falls: Permission needed.

Further reading 15 Amazing Waterfalls in Alabama.

See also List of waterfalls

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