Alabama is well known for its many hiking opportunities. In fact, people travel from all over the world to explore our beautiful trails. Most of Alabama’s hiking trails are great for exploring any time of the year, including the winter season. One of these trails is the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail. To learn all about this trail, including why it belongs on your winter bucket list, take a look below.
The Doug Ghee Accessible Trail, which is also known as the Bald Rock Boardwalk, is located inside Cheaha State Park — Alabama’s highest natural point.
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This short and easy trail is 0.6 miles out and back and makes for the perfect hike year-round, especially during the winter season.
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One of the greatest things about the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail is that it doesn’t have any steps or inclines. Because of this, it’s a wonderful trail for all abilities.
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And we mustn’t forget about the view at the end. Once you reach the overlook at the end of the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail, you’ll experience one of the most spectacular views ever!
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In fact, you’ll be able to see for miles and miles from this famous overlook. Don’t forget your camera!
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While making your winter bucket list, remember to include the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail. From its great accessibility to its spectacular view, it’s the perfect winter hike!
flickr/Outdoor Alabama/Billy Pope For more information about the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail, you can view Cheaha State Park’s webpage here and its Facebook page here. The trail is open daily until sundown.
Have you ever hiked Alabama’s Doug Ghee Accessible Trail? If so, please share your experience with us in the comments below.
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For more information about the Doug Ghee Accessible Trail, you can view Cheaha State Park’s webpage here and its Facebook page here. The trail is open daily until sundown.
For a list of more short and easy hikes to take in Alabama this winter season, you’ll want to view the following article: 7 Low-Key Hikes In Alabama With Amazing Payoffs.
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