Our first hike suggestion for DeSoto’s Trail Trekker Challenge is our Blue Trail – 1.4 miles Moderate. This trail technically begins close to County Road 89, to the left side of the Talmadge Butler Boardwalk Trail and ends at a junction with the orange trail atop a rock glade. This trail is a good one to do as a loop in conjunction with the orange trail or use it as a there and back. The blue trail goes by the end of the boardwalk trail, then makes a slight uphill turn to the top of a bluff. The

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Today, May 24th marks the 81st Anniversary of DeSoto State Park's Dedication Day in 1939! DeSoto State Park was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the mid 1930s to early 1940s, and was known as State Park #5. In November 1933 a CCC camp was built in the town of Fort Payne and in early 1934 work was started above Fort Payne on Lookout Mountain. The CCC boys then built roads, trails, culverts, a 9-hole golf course, and stone and wood structures such as picnic pavilions, barbeque pits,

Ultimate Guide to DeSoto Caverns, Alabama (Tours, Pricing, History, Map)

5.5K views · 295 reactions | Great flow in the creeks, streams, and the West Fork of Little River! Enjoy a nature 'wondermoment' at Lost Falls | DeSoto State Park~Fort Payne, Alabama | Facebook

195K views · 6K reactions | ইতালির Bolzano প্রভিন্সএ "রিভা জলপ্রপাত" দেখতে এসেছি. " RIVA Waterfalls" "Cascata delle Riva" | Raia Debnath from Italy | Facebook