Directions: From the intersection of AL Hwy 24 and AL Hwy 33 in Moulton, head south on Hwy 33 for 11.4 miles into Bankhead National Forest. The orientation kiosk is located by the firetower.

Description: Bankhead National Forest encompasses 180,000 of public land criss-crossed with hundredds of miles of deep canyons, providing and adventurous environment for hours or days of exploration. Habitats in the national forest range from old fields to mature pine and hardwood forests, The area is renowned for its breeding Cerulean Warblers, which can be found in sveral of the heavily wooded canyon bottoms. Check amongst the pines for resident Pine Warblers and Brown-headed Nuthatches and explore the trails at night for Chuck-will's-widows and barred owls. With so many impressive waterfalls, clear streams, and deep verdant forests to explore, Bankhead National Forest is sure to be a favorite for many visits to come.