Bankhead National Forest is also known as the "land of a thousand waterfalls". There are many waterfalls, streams and lakes. Thanks to its fascinating sceneries, the area is a sought-after place for camping, hiking, biking or fishing. We can find here several campsites and recreational facilities. William B. Bankhead National Forest is interwoven with marked high quality hiking trails and cycling paths of different difficulties. .
Sipsey Wilderness and Kinlock Shelter
The area also hides the protected Sipsey Wilderness, as well as a few significant Indian Cultural Monuments. These include for example the Kinlock Shelter where the Indians performed the winter solstice ritual. The cave hides a great number of petroglyphs and prehistoric paintings.Tourist information and destination rating
William B. Bankhead National Forest: Travel guide - tips for trips, the best restaurants, tourism