Wp Butterfly Trail Activities, Autumn, Fun, Hiking, Outdoors, Swimming, Trails — Butterfly Trail in Tuscaloosa Alabama (Ally Engleman / The Bama Buzz)

Autumn is the perfect time for a good hike. Luckily, Alabama has some of the best hiking trails to get outdoors.

If you’re looking for a calm stroll, check out this list of five low-difficult trails to check out around Alabama.

King’s Chair | Birmingham

King’s Chair is a moderate hike located in Oak Mountain State Park. The hike is a 2-mile loop, with the outlook being the halfway mark. We recommend bringing snacks to enjoy at the peak of the mountain!

Location: 200 Terrace Dr, Pelham, AL 35124
Hours: 7 AM-7 PM
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Little River Canyon | Fort Payne

This trail is located in the Little River Canyon National Preserve in north Alabama. It’s a moderate trail with a rocky terrain so watch your step.

The best asset this trail has is the swimming holes, so we recommend bringing a swimsuit!

Location: 4322 Little River Trail #100, Fort Payne, AL 35967
Hours: Sunrise to sunset
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Noccalula Falls | Gadsden

The Nocalulla Falls trail is in Noccalula Falls Park. It’s a 0.5 mile walk that is considered easy by most. This paved trail is accessible for those with wheelchairs, strollers, or mobility equipment.

Location: 1500 Noccalula Rd, Gadsden, AL
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Sinks, Stone Cuts, and North Plateau Loop | Huntsville

This 2.4 mile hiking trail is in Monte Sano State Park in Huntsville. It’s a moderate trail that has scenic views. The path is rocky with stone formations you don’t want to miss.