Randolph Trailhead - Double Springs, Alabama

Christina I.

Hiked to White Falls and Valentine Fall from here. It's almost 7 miles round trip, but we'll worth it. Small parking area will hold about 10 vehicles. Download the Alltrails app to hike any of the trails. Be sure to download the trail you wish to follow because there is no cell service. No public bathrooms. Just nature and a beautiful walk in the woods.

Glimpse L.

Great experience, very eye opening when you see things from another perspective. Randolph Trail Head 202 offers a breath taking example of a time before Any time we know of. Less than 200 yards in on the left.

Lindsey H.

Trail 201 was boring, nothing to see. We turned in 209 and the trail started to disappear. Then at the river it pointed for us to cross the Sipsey River, umm nope. We ended up off trail looking for the rest of the trail and this lost for over an hour and a half. We did find White Creek falls, which was pretty, but we were to stressed to take photos. Maybe another trail here is better,, but we will not be returning. Would not reccomend.

Brandon S.

It's easy to find, with ample parking. The trail/s are great. We hiked 202, it gets a little confusing at the bottom trying to find the waterfall. No phone service so the all trails app was no help, but a really nice hike with our doggo

Kurt M.

Randolph Wild trail taken by itself is bit of a boring 4 mile hike. But at the end, you're rewarded with two really nice waterfalls. To reach them you have to know they're there. The first one is easiest to get to. After about 3.5 miles from the trailhead you'll start down a steep descent. The trail will level off briefly at a small campsite. Turn around and take a few steps back the way you came and you'll see a fork that you probably walked right by without noticing. Take that fork to the left. In less than 5 minutes you'll be at a very nice waterfall in the wet season (early to mid spring, or after a significant rainfall)

The second waterfall is much harder to get to, but worth the effort. Go back to the campsite and continue going the way you were originally going. The trail gets much steeper. Yes, I said much steeper...so be careful and watch your footing. You'll soon come to a trail crossing. Take a left and follow that for a couple minutes. You'll come to a small creek that feeds into the larger Sipsey river on your right. Turn left at that creek. There's a trail there that is well defined in spots, and hard to follow in other spots. Just keep going with that creek on your right. Keep going until you reach the waterfall

Kathryn S.

Beautiful hike along the creek but not ideal for kids under 10. Too long and too much climbing to get up to the waterfall. Not marked very well and lots of debris from falling trees. Witnesses two people get hurt from other groups.

Steven ?. T. M. V.

It is my favorite trail. You're out in the middle of NOWHERE. Plenty of campsites. Following the river to White Falls is always worth it. There's a cave me and a friend went by that smelled like death, way deeper in, but none here should even come across it.

Paul G.

Great hiking area ,might see a few people on the way or back,trail is clean,so the rest of you coming for a hike keep up the good work