We're constantly on the lookout for hidden gems in Alabama. These destinations are typically off the beaten path, but always worth the journey. Because there are so many hidden gems located throughout the state, it comes as no surprise that we were able to find 12 more hidden gems to add to our original list.

Now, let's take a look at these 12 other hidden gems in Alabama. Some of these may seem like relatively popular destinations while others are totally obscure. Ready to start exploring?

1. Noccalula Falls - Gadsden, AL

Noccalula Falls, the main attraction at Noccalula Falls Park, is an amazing 90-foot waterfall atop Lookout Mountain. And the coolest part of all? You can actually walk behind this waterfall.

2. The Bright Star - Bessemer, AL

The Bright Star restaurant specializes in Greek-style snapper and steak, seafood gumbo, delicious pies, etc. This historic restaurant has been open since 1907, which makes it the oldest in Alabama. Moreover, it's the oldest family-owned restaurant in America!

3. Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa - Point Clear, AL

At the Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa, guests have the opportunity to relax and experience coastal living at its best. While you're there, be sure to check out the tiny beach town in Alabama that belongs on everyone's radar.

4. Cheaha Mountain - Delta, AL

With an elevation of 2,411 feet, Cheaha Mountain is Alabama's highest natural point. It's also located inside of the first established state park in Alabama. There's so much to explore there!

5. Unclaimed Baggage Center - Scottsboro, AL

If you've ever lost a piece of luggage on a plane, train, or bus, it probably ended up at the Unclaimed Baggage Center – the world’s only lost luggage store. Without a doubt, the Unclaimed Baggage Center might just be the most unique store in Alabama.

6. Lake Eufaula

Lake Eufaula has been referred to as the "Bass Fishing Capital of the World" and is definitely one of the true gems of the South. It's also one of the best small-town vacation spots in the U.S.

7. Dreamland Bar-B-Que - Tuscaloosa, AL

The original Dreamland Bar-B-Que has been ranked as one of the "Best Restaurants in Alabama." It's also one of Tuscaloosa's main attractions. Learn more about the iconic Dreamland Bar-B-Que.

8. Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail

The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail is a collection of championship golf courses spread across Alabama, featuring 468 holes at 11 sites. Plus, the trail just so happens to be located inside one of the coolest towns in Alabama.

9. Golden Years Ice Cream Parlor - Hazel Green, AL

The moment you step through the doors of Golden Years Ice Cream Parlor, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. This nostalgic ice cream parlor is decorated in 50s and 60s decor, and it offers the best ice cream at the best prices. When it comes to hidden gems in Alabama, it doesn't get much better than Golden Years Ice Cream Parlor.

10. High Falls Park - Geraldine, AL

According to several people, High Falls Park is the best kept secret in Alabama. The park's main attraction is the 35-feet waterfall that's pictured above. In addition to the beautiful waterfall, High Falls Park also has six hiking trails and a walking bridge that overlooks beautiful Town Creek. High Falls Park is located at the junction of County Road 394 and 149, off AL Highway 227 (between Grove Oak and Geraldine). Have you ever visited this beautifully blue waterfall in Alabama?

11. What's on 2nd? - Birmingham, AL

What's on 2nd? is an antique and collectibles store that offers a large selection of video games, vintage toys, antique furniture, and so much more. This unique store has just about anything you can possibly think of.

12. Alabama's Gulf Coast Beaches

Alabama's beaches are ranked among top U.S. beaches and are one of the Gulf Coast’s hidden gems. And even though Alabama's Gulf Coast attracts millions of visitors each year, many people who don't live in the South aren't aware of our beautiful beaches. Looking to avoid the crowds? You might consider planning a trip to the Gulf Coast in the winter.

Have you visited any of these hidden gems in Alabama? Are there any other hidden gems in Alabama you would recommend visiting? If so, please share them with us in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you!