Alabama’s four national forests occupy nearly 668,000 acres of publicly owned land across 17 counties.

With more than 6,350 species, Alabama ranks fourth in the nation for species biodiversity.

Witness the 420 species of birds that call our beautiful state home.

Explore the wonders of the unknown through one of Alabama’s 4,200+ caves. 

Lose yourself in the endless miles of Alabama trails.

Find the perfect place to camp at one of Alabama State Parks’ 2,600 dedicated campsites.

Alabama is home to 23 public lakes across 20 counties maintained by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

Scale the top of Cheaha Mountain in Talladega National Forest—the highest natural point in Alabama.