Visiting Alabama State Parks - Desoto State Park
Take a full day and slowly drive the canyon, being sure to stop at every overlook to enjoy the view. Do not forget to pack a picnic lunch. After that there are many activities to keep you busy. Kayak down little river canyon, fighting the rapids at every turn. Rock climb the sheer rock faces of the canyon there are many routes of varying difficulty, from traditional to sport. Are you scared of heights but still want to climb? Bring a crash pad and never even leave the park. There are plenty of bouldering problems to be solved, from the really easy ones on to the world class challenging problems. There are many days worth of bouldering inside the park. Is that not your cup of tea? How about horseback riding? There are over twenty-three miles of horseback trails in little river canyon. You can also ride all terrain vehicles in the designated back country areas with a permit. Or maybe you would just like to relax and watch nature. There are plenty of opportunities for this as well, both inside the park and inside the Little River Canyon Preserve area. Or spend a relaxed, or not so relaxed day hiking the many miles of trails inside of the park. Or for a real challenge take the trail to the bottom of the canyon and back. Or just relax around the hotel and lodge area.
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