The Alabama Year of Natural Wonders

The Alabama Tourism Department has dedicated 2020 The Alabama Year of Natural Wonders to remind potential visitors to the US state of its natural beauty.

The initiative has included listing 20 of the state’s most heralded natural wonders :

• Gulf Coast Beaches, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach
• Mount Cheah a, Delta
• Cathedral Caverns, Woodville
• the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, Spanish Fort
• Dismals Canyon, Phil Campbell
• Alabama’s Natural Bridge
• The Coastal Birding Trail, Mobile and Baldwin counties
• Cahaba Lilies, West Blocton
• DeSoto Caverns, Childersburg
• Pinhoti Trail, East Alabama
• Rickwood Caverns, Warrior
• Wetumpka Crater, Wetumpka
• Little River Canyon, Fort Payne
• Sipsey Wilderness, Northwest Alabama
• Red Mountain and Park, Birmingham
• Noccalula Falls, Gadsden
• Walls of Jericho Trail, Estillfork
• Bankhead National Forest, Double Springs
• Cahaba River, Central Alabama, and
• White Cliffs of Epes, Epes.

Website: www.AlabamaNaturalWonders.com and www.alabama.travel