Here in Alabama, we're fortunate to have access to many outdoor attractions, several of which are perfect for a fall visit. From beautiful state parks to delightful fruit orchards, fall in Alabama offers a variety of destinations you'll most certainly want to add to your fall bucket list, including these 10 destinations listed below. Gas up the car and have your camera ready because these places are home to some of the best fall foliage in Alabama.

1. Little River Canyon National Preserve - Fort Payne

Little River Canyon National Preserve, which is located atop of Lookout Mountain, is not only one of Alabama's top outdoor attractions, but places to visit in Alabama in the fall. It's a great hiking and camping destination for the fall season when the air is crisp and the colors are exploding.

2. 4D Farm - Cullman

4D Farm in Cullman is among Alabama's best pumpkin patches, so make sure to bump it to the top of your list for things to do in Alabama in October. It offers a variety of activities, including one of the state's best corn mazes. 4D Farm is the perfect fall attraction for the entire family.

3. Madison County Nature Trail - Huntsville

The Madison County Nature Trail is located atop of Green Mountain in Huntsville. This scenic park covers 72 acres and is one of North Alabama's best spots for a fall hike.

4. Cheaha State Park - Delta

Cheaha State Park is located atop of Cheaha Mountain, Alabama's highest natural point, so naturally it's one of our favorite places to visit in Alabama in the fall. While exploring this state park during the fall season, you'll experience some of the most colorful views.

5. Kymulga Grist Mill, Park & Covered Bridge - Childersburg

The Kymulga Grist Mill, Park & Covered Bridge is a wonderful attraction to visit once fall arrives. The Kymulga Grist Mill, which was built in 1864, is still in operation today, and the Kymulga Covered Bridge is one of two 19th century covered bridges in Alabama that's still in its original location. Once the leaves start changing colors, you'll most certainly want to give this place a visit.

6. Town of Mentone

Mentone is one of Alabama's most charming small towns and is home to DeSoto Falls, which is one of the South's most stunning waterfalls. Fall is a great time of year to visit this mountain town because of its amazing, colorful views.

7. Oak Mountain State Park - Pelham

Covering nearly 10,000 acres, Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham is Alabama's largest state park. Because of its variety of recreational activities and colorful foliage, it's a fantastic place to see the fall foliage in Alabama.

8. Scott's Orchard - Hazel Green

Scott's Orchard in Hazel Green is a family owned and operated fruit orchard that grows 18 varieties of apples and 20 varieties of peaches. This Alabama orchard also offers delicious fresh-pressed cider, which is the perfect fall drink.

9. Birmingham Botanical Gardens - Birmingham

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens is a lovely garden attraction that's free and open year-round. It features thousands of plants, many of which change colors once fall arrives. If you've ever wanted to visit the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, fall is the perfect time.

10. Noccalula Falls Park - Gadsden

Noccalula Falls is the main attraction at Noccalula Falls Park in Gadsden. It's also one of Alabama's most visited natural attractions and one of the best places to visit in Alabama in the fall. The natural scenery surrounding this 90-foot waterfall during the fall season is truly beautiful.

Have you been to any of these Alabama attractions during the fall season? If so, please share your experience(s) with us in the comments. Also, let us know of any other Alabama attraction that belongs on everyone's fall bucket list.

For more information about Alabama's Madison County Nature Trail, be sure to read about this beautiful and easy trail in Alabama.