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Cheaha State Park is Alabama’s oldest continuously operating state park and can be found adjoining the Talladega National Forest. The outdoor recreation area was established in 1933 and spans 2,799 acres.

Within the park’s premises, you’ll find Mount Cheaha, which is the highest natural point in the entire state. Facilities of the park include hiking trails, campsites, lodgings, and they even have a restaurant. There are 73 modern campsites, a number of semi-primitive campsites, several chalets and cabins, and a 30-room hotel. Additional activities which are allowed include picnicking, swimming, and fishing.

Address: 19644 State Rte. 281, Delta, AL 36258, Phone: 256-448-5111

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