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Traveler's Family Vacation Planner: Alabama

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Alabama Scenic River Trail Kayak, canoe, or powerboat your way through Alabama's longest river trail, all 631 miles of it; camp along the way; snag some bass or catfish; take a break and explore cities, nine lakes, nature preserves, bayous, and historic forts. P.O. Box 182, Choccolocco, AL; +1 256 591 0437. Fee.

DeSoto Caverns Park Spelunk into the depths of the caverns; wander through the Lost Trail Maze; pan for gemstones; scramble up a rock wall. On-site camping available. 5181 DeSoto Caverns Pkwy, Childersburg, AL; +1 800 933 2283. Fee.

Oak Mountain State Park Trek through 9,940 acres in Alabama's largest public park; reel in bass, catfish, and rainbow trout from the lakes; careen down mountain bike trails; hike through ridges of pine-studded peaks; follow a treetop nature trail to glimpse hawks and owls. 200 Terrace Dr., Pelham, AL; +1 205 620 2520. Fee.

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