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Alabama National Forests

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The most extensive natural treasure also serving as a great escape is the national forests of Alabama. Visit Bankhead, Talladega, Tuskegee or one of the other national forests to enjoy 666,780 acres of untouched beauty, geographic diversity & endless excitement. Whether it is the thrilling excitement of canoeing & horseback riding at the Bankhead National Forest or the secluded serenity of Talladega National Forest, you are sure to have a great time.
  • National Forests in Alabama
William B. Bankhead National Forest
William B Bankhead National Forest

The William B. Bankhead National Forest is the largest national forest of Alabama covering an area of 181,230 acres. This forest is recognized for being home to Sipsey Fork, Alabama’s only National Wild & Scenic River. Popularly known as the “land of a thousand waterfalls”, this vast natural treasure offers several outdoor recreations like horseback riding, hunting, boating, canoeing, hiking, etc. Headquartered in Montgomery, the Bankhead National Forest is abundant in limestone bluffs, swift streams, waterfalls & a host of wildlife.

Talladega National Forest
Talladega National Forest

Located in central Alabama at the southern edge of Appalachians, the Talladega National Forest covers an area of 392,567 acres across eleven counties in Alabama. Extensive pine forest re-growth at the Talladega Forest hosts a diverse eco-system. Headquartered in Montgomery, this National Forest is separated into 2 areas & divided into 3 ranger districts as – The Shoal Creek & Talladega District in the northeastern part of state & the Oakmulgee District in the central part.