ABBIE CREEK PARK
31.4122°N, 85.0795°W
INTO THE WILD · SWIMMING HOLES
Alabama's swimming is concentrated in the northeast corner, in the valley country around the Tennessee River. Cathedral Caverns State Park near Grant has natural features surrounding it, and DeSoto State Park on Lookout Mountain has swimming in the Little River at Canyon Mouth Park below Little River Canyon Falls. The Sipsey Fork of the Black Warrior River in the Sipsey Wilderness has cold swimming in a limestone gorge — Alabama's only designated wilderness. The Little River Canyon National Preserve near Fort Payne is the widest and deepest canyon east of the Mississippi; swimming access is from DeSoto State Park campground.
Always check current conditions before visiting — water levels, algae advisories, and access roads change seasonally. Never swim alone in remote sites. Tell someone your plans. Explore all swimming holes on the Trek4Free map →
31.4122°N, 85.0795°W
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