Bankhead Recreation and Timber Property
Bankhead Recreation and Timber Property
The Bankhead Recreation and Timber Property offers a unique blend of outdoor recreation and timber opportunities in the heart of the Bankhead National Forest. This beautiful tract provides excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. Recent clear-cut areas can be replanted in shortleaf pine for future timber value or allowed to naturally regenerate to create prime wildlife cover. Additional portions of the property could be managed as early successional habitat to further enhance hunting and wildlife diversity.
Much of the land is covered in a striking mix of mature pine and hardwood, offering both natural beauty and investment potential. Several level sites are suitable for a primitive cabin or recreational retreat. The acreage is large enough for camping, hiking, horseback riding, ATV riding, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the...
Much of the land is covered in a striking mix of mature pine and hardwood, offering both natural beauty and investment potential. Several level sites are suitable for a primitive cabin or recreational retreat. The acreage is large enough for camping, hiking, horseback riding, ATV riding, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the forest.
Located between Birmingham and Huntsville, this property is ideal for weekend getaways, timber investors, and anyone seeking a private retreat surrounded by nature.
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From the intersection of Alabama Hwy 33 and US Hwy 278 in Double Springs, drive east for 6.6 miles. Turn left onto County Road 35 and drive for 3.3 miles. Turn left onto County Road 63 and drive for 2.0 miles. Turn right onto USFS 121b Mile Creek road and drive for 1.2 miles. Park at the gate and walk about 20 yards to property corner. There are two other entrances to the property, but you will need to work that out with the adjoining landowners.