Discover the beauty of the highest point in Alabama on an island in the sky! Cheaha Resort State Park, which is located on the southernmost tip of the Appalachian Mountain chain, is the oldest park in Alabama est. Imagine 2, acres of granite boulders and wind-warped ancient trees at 2, feet above sea level, often above the clouds, and surrounded by , acres of the Talladega National Forest including 7, acres of Cheaha Wilderness.
Cheaha State Park seems to be far removed from civilization; however, this park is only 30 minutes away from several historic downtowns Oxford, Heflin, Anniston, Talladega, Lineville, Munford, and Ashland which are packed with shopping, dining, cultural arts, and recreational opportunities.
Three main routes lead to Cheaha State Park. The park recommends traveling on the Talladega Scenic Drive Alabama Highway , which is well-maintained, wide, and easily driven by large recreational vehicles. Cheaha Road is a picturesque route through the forest; however, since it is not a refined road, the park does not recommend it for large recreational vehicles.
In addition to rock cabins and A-frame chalets, Cheaha offers improved camping in the park, primitive camping near the highest point, and CCC primitive camping near Cheaha Lake.
We do not have a hotel, but are in the process of building a new hotel, hopefully opening in the Spring of ! Use this park map to help you make your plans. Alabama State Parks Rules and Regulations. Insider Tips for Overnight Guests.
