Alabama is well known for its hot summers, and there’s no better way to cool off than by taking a dip in one of its amazing lakes, creeks, pools, etc. Listed below are seven of Alabama’s little known swimming spots that’ll cool you off this summer. Check them out!
- Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve - Atmore
yelp/Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve offers a variety of fun outdoor activities, including swimming. Its swimming area attracts all ages, and it’s the perfect place to beat the summer heat. (24 Big Creek Rd)
- Crystal Springs Lake - Wellington
facebook/Crystal Springs Lake Inc. Crystal Springs Lake is a local swimming spot that’s unlike any other. It features waterslides, diving boards and swings. Without a doubt, it’s one of Alabama’s most amazing swimming attractions. (300 Al Highway 204)
- Mardis Mill Falls - Blountsville
flickr/Kerry Sanders Mardis Mill Falls is located in Blount County and situated on Graves Creek. This shaded area is open year round and is a popular spot for local swimmers. (546 Mardis Mill Rd)
- Devil’s Den Falls - Lineville
facebook/Cheaha State Park-Alabama Devil’s Den Falls is located within Cheaha State Park and features a relaxing pool at the bottom. This pool stays full all summer long, and it’s a popular swimming hole among the locals.
- Blue Springs State Park - Clio
facebook/Blue Springs State Park-Alabama The main attractions at Blue Springs State Park are its two spring-fed pools. These pools remain 68 degrees year round, so they’re perfect for cooling off on a hot summer day. (2595 AL-10)
- Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa - Point Clear
tripadvisor/AACN When it comes to resort pools, no other pool compares to the one at Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa. Their lagoon pool features a waterslide and waterfall, and it’s the perfect swimming spot for families and children of all ages. (1 Grand Blvd)
- Acapulco Rock - Lake Martin
flickr/Glenn Harper Acapulco Rock is located on Lake Martin and is a popular spot for jumping and swimming. Many boaters flock to this landmark each summer.
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yelp/Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve
Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve offers a variety of fun outdoor activities, including swimming. Its swimming area attracts all ages, and it’s the perfect place to beat the summer heat. (24 Big Creek Rd)
facebook/Crystal Springs Lake Inc.
Crystal Springs Lake is a local swimming spot that’s unlike any other. It features waterslides, diving boards and swings. Without a doubt, it’s one of Alabama’s most amazing swimming attractions. (300 Al Highway 204)
flickr/Kerry Sanders
Mardis Mill Falls is located in Blount County and situated on Graves Creek. This shaded area is open year round and is a popular spot for local swimmers. (546 Mardis Mill Rd)
facebook/Cheaha State Park-Alabama
Devil’s Den Falls is located within Cheaha State Park and features a relaxing pool at the bottom. This pool stays full all summer long, and it’s a popular swimming hole among the locals.
facebook/Blue Springs State Park-Alabama
The main attractions at Blue Springs State Park are its two spring-fed pools. These pools remain 68 degrees year round, so they’re perfect for cooling off on a hot summer day. (2595 AL-10)
tripadvisor/AACN
When it comes to resort pools, no other pool compares to the one at Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa. Their lagoon pool features a waterslide and waterfall, and it’s the perfect swimming spot for families and children of all ages. (1 Grand Blvd)
flickr/Glenn Harper
Acapulco Rock is located on Lake Martin and is a popular spot for jumping and swimming. Many boaters flock to this landmark each summer.
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