Alabama's five highest waterfalls range from 90 to 160 feet. They are scattered across the northern part of the state, with the majority located near the Little River Canyon National Preserve .

1. Neversink Pit Waterfall (160 feet)
• Location: Near Fackler, AL (Jackson County)
• Details: This striking waterfall cascades into a giant, heavily forested limestone sinkhole. Reaching the rim requires a moderately challenging 0.5-mile hike, and descending to the bottom requires specialized vertical caving equipment. [1, 3, 4]
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2. Grace's High Falls (133 feet)
• Location: Little River Canyon National Preserve, Fort Payne, AL
• Details: As Alabama's tallest above-ground waterfall, it plunges into the canyon below. This is a seasonal waterfall, making it best viewed after heavy rains. You can view it directly from the overlook on Canyon Rim Drive with no hiking required. [3, 5, 6, 7]
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3. DeSoto Falls (104 feet)
• Location: DeSoto State Park, Fort Payne, AL
• Details: One of the most famous and accessible waterfalls in the state. You can view the multi-tiered falls from the easily accessible overlook near the parking area, or take a moderately easy trail to reach the bottom. [3, 8, 9]
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4. Noccalula Falls (90 feet)
• Location: Noccalula Falls Park , Gadsden, AL
• Details: A roaring waterfall that cascades over a sandstone ledge into a pool surrounded by large boulders and a cave overhang. It is highly accessible and features paved walking trails that go around the falls and behind the rushing water. [1, 9, 10]
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5. Falling Rock Falls (90 feet)
• Location: Near Cheaha State Park (Clay County)
• Details: Tucked away in the Talladega National Forest, this 90-foot waterfall cascades into a natural amphitheater and is typically accessed via a short but moderately rugged hike. [1, 6, 11, 12, 13]
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Internet Sources

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[5] https://visitlookoutmountain.com/play/alabama-waterfalls/
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[7] https://www.nps.gov/liri/planyourvisit/waterfalls.htm
[8] https://huntsvilleadventurer.com/the-big-alabama-waterfalls-tour/
[9] https://wearehuntsville.com/5-north-alabama-waterfalls-you-can-walk-behind/
[10] https://noccalulafallspark.com/
[11] https://waterfallrecord.com/2009/12/28/indian-falls-alabama/
[12] https://emblazeyourtrail.com/blogs/most-popular-state-park-hiking-trails/20-popular-alabama-hiking-trails
[13] https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHYqX6lMhVE/