A network of trails surrounding Alabama's highest point at 2,407 feet. Cheaha offers dramatic overlooks, rocky ridge walks, and connections to the Pinhoti Trail through the Talladega National Forest.
Cheaha State Park was established in 1933, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The name comes from the Creek word meaning 'high place.' The park sits within the Talladega National Forest and draws hikers, campers, and photographers year-round.
Highlights
- → Cheaha Mountain — Alabama's highest point at 2,407 ft
- → Boulderfield and rocky outcrops with 360° views
- → Pulpit Rock and Cheaha Lake
- → Pinhoti Trail access
- → CCC-era stone structures throughout the park
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