Noccalula Falls Park
Waterfall · Gadsden, Alabama
A ninety-foot waterfall dropping straight off the lip of Lookout Mountain into a wooded gorge, in the middle of Gadsden, with a city park built around it since the 1940s. A bronze of Noccalula stands at the brink, from the Cherokee legend the falls are named for. Below the falls a gorge trail runs behind the curtain of water past rock shelters and Civil War carvings, and the park adds botanical gardens, a pioneer village, a miniature railway and a campground.
1500 Noccalula Road, Gadsden, Alabama, 35904, United States
City-run park, open daily, generally 9 AM - 6 PM with seasonal variation and later hours during Christmas at the Falls in December. Modest admission covering the falls, gorge trail, gardens and pioneer village. The gorge trail closes after heavy rain.
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