Conecuh National Forest

The Conecuh National Forest preserves more than 83,000 acres of diverse habitats ranging from broad tracts of mature, open Longleaf Pine forest and dense pine-oak-hickory woodlands to extensive lily-pad swamps, early second-growth scrub, dense wet tangles and open lakes with manicured banks. Much of the forest may be accessed via paved highway. There are also numerous well-maintained Forest Service roads that lead to some of the wilder, less-visited portions of the forest. The Conecuh Trail traverses the forest, too. Trail maps and other information for this Alabama Birding Trails site may be picked up at the ranger station.

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