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Lake Lurleen State Park

4.1 (14 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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4 years ago

Shady campsites, nice swimming area, and relaxing. Not the best cellphone service so children are outside playing.

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11 years ago

So sad to see this park go!! We have enjoyed this park for the last 30 years! Great memories!

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Snow Hinton Park - Look at that rope matrix!

Snow Hinton Park

4.0(5 reviews)
11.8 mi

Snow Hinton Park is a nice enough park in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It was not very far from my hotel…read moreand allowed me a nice enough place to go walk around and unwind after a very long day of traveling for work. We as a community need our parks where we as a community can gather for rest and relaxation. Snow Hinton Park is a nice enough place to find a respite from the day to day grind of modern life.

This park is amazing! Been to parks all around the US and some in Europe and many were awesome but…read morethis one is for all ages. Beautiful green grass at least in the spring. Nice bathrooms which for a busy Saturday was pretty well maintained and clean. Love the bench swings- sweet for 2 but big enough for a family of 4. Swings could be raised a little higher so feet don't drag. The piece de la resistance!!!!! The huge slide with the ropes to climb up on "designed for 5-12. 5 May be a bit young but it's nice to have a challenge for older kids (of all ages). There are so many plastic playscapes around the country that are "designed" for 5-12 whet a 9 year old won't be caught seen by their friends in it because it's a "baby thing". This was refreshing to see! Plus for so long our kids have been bubble wrapped and told to be careful we have decades of millions of wimps around. So nice to have a challenge! Good for development physically and mentally! Thank you TUSCALOOSA! Question... when and how do you access the parking lots. They were closed off which initially led me to believe it was a private park.

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Snow Hinton Park - Entrance to the slide

Entrance to the slide

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The best slide in the world - that I know of

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Snow Hinton Park, near sunset

Oak Mountain State Park - Flowering, parasitic ghost plants

Oak Mountain State Park

4.6(121 reviews)
54.5 mi

Beautiful park! Great Lake for swimming and the trails are extraordinary for biking or trail…read morerunning. We were so impressed and really enjoyed our time in the park

I visited Oak Mountain State Park as part of the Mammoth March Hike, fully aware it was going to be…read morea major undertaking--but it still managed to shock me. The steep climbs up and down the mountain were incredibly challenging. At one point, I even slipped and slid down part of the trail but thankfully managed to do so gracefully without hurting myself. Being from Florida, I was definitely not accustomed to the elevation gain I was about to face. There were plenty of moments throughout the hike where I questioned why I signed up for this challenge, but pushing through and ultimately finishing made it all worth it. Having the bragging rights to say I conquered this terrain feels incredibly rewarding. That day, I didn't notice much floral life, and most of the critters seemed to be hiding--likely due to the large number of people participating in the hike. That said, I was still lucky enough to spot a rattlesnake and a black racer, which made the experience even more memorable. There were a few noteworthy areas worth stopping for, including an open area near a dam‑like structure and several peaceful river and creek spots along the route. While the park is absolutely massive and I know there was so much left unexplored, the 23 miles I trekked over 9 hours was more than enough for one day. If I find myself back in the area, I might just dare to return and explore some of the parts of the park I didn't get to see. Truly a beautiful park and an incredible asset for those who live nearby and get to enjoy it regularly.

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Oak Mountain State Park - The kings chair trail is steep and flat but totally worth it!

The kings chair trail is steep and flat but totally worth it!

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