Alabama Hiking Resources
On this page, there are hiking resources for the state of Alabama. This includes books, maps, and websites that provide information for hikers in Alabama. 
Hiking Books
These are hiking guidebooks for the state of Alabama. All links are associated with Amazon.
(2014) Five-Star Trails: Birmingham: Your Guide to the Area's Most Beautiful Hikes by Thomas M. Spencer
(2010) Waterfall Walks and Drives in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee by Mark Morrison
(2010) Explorer's Guide 50 Hikes in Alabama by Johnny Molloy
(2007) 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Birmingham by Russell Helms
(2007) Hiking Alabama: A Guide To Alabama's Greatest Hiking Adventures by Joe Cuhaj
Trail Maps
These are trail maps for hiking locations in the state of Alabama. Trail maps are one of the most important things to guide you on a hike. 
Talladega National Forest: Cheaha Wilderness 
Bankhead National Forest: Sipsey Wilderness
Little River Canyon National Park
Buck's Pocket State Park
Lake Guntersville State Park
Monte Sano State Park and Monte Sano Land Trust
Desoto State Park
Walls of Jericho
Hiking Websites
These are useful websites with hiking information for the state of Alabama. They can be used to plan your next hike. 
Pinhoti Trail Alliance
Alabama State Parks
Alabama National Forests
Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
North Alabama Land Trust
Little River Canyon
Important: I disclaim any responsibility for any damage or personal injury that may occur as a result of the activities and information found on this website. All outdoor activities, especially off-trail hiking, are done at your own risk. Never hike or head into that area that may be above your fitness or experience level.