Here in Alabama, there are many great places waiting to be discovered. From natural landmarks and unique parks, to historic towns and one-of-a-kind restaurants, the options are endless. Listed below are 10 hidden gems waiting to be discovered in Alabama. Don't forget to add them to your 2018 bucket list.

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1. Natural Bridge - Natural Bridge

Natural Bridge, which is the main feature of Natural Bridge Park, is one of Alabama's most unique natural landmarks. Measuring 148 feet long, it's the longest natural bridge east of the Rockies. Natural Bridge is also more than 200 million years old.

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2. Town of Mooresville

Mooresville is one of Alabama's most charming small towns. It has less than 60 residents and is home to Alabama's oldest operational post office, which was built in 1840.

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3. Orr Park - Montevallo

Orr Park is one of Alabama's most unique parks. Its Tinglewood Trail, which features whimsical tree carvings, attracts people from all over the South and beyond.

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4. Harmony Park Safari - Huntsville

Harmony Park Safari is a fun animal attraction that's perfect for the entire family. This "drive-thru" petting zoo allows you to feed animals from the comfort of your car. It's a must-visit for animal lovers of all ages.

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5. The Alabama Booksmith - Birmingham

The Alabama Booksmith isn't your typical bookstore. Why? Because every book it sells has been signed by the author. Without a doubt, The Alabama Booksmith is a book lovers dream come true!

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6. Frank Lloyd Wright Rosenbaum House - Florence

The Rosenbaum House, which was built in 1939, is the only structure in Alabama that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It's also the only Frank Lloyd Wright house in the Southeast that's open to the public. This historic house is truly magnificent and a must-visit the next time you're in the Florence area.

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7. Wilderness Park - Prattville

Wilderness Park is best known for the bamboo forest that's hidden within it. Some stalks are as tall as 60 feet. Another unique fact about this park is that it was the first wilderness park to be developed inside city limits in the U.S.

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8. Little River Canyon - Fort Payne

Alabama's Little River Canyon is located within Little River Canyon National Preserve. It's best known as the "Grand Canyon of the East" and is one of the South's most beautiful nature spots.

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9. Rattlesnake Saloon - Tuscumbia

There's no denying that Alabama’s Rattlesnake Saloon is the most unique restaurant in the state. As a matter of fact, it's quite possibly one of the most unique restaurants in the entire world. What gives this restaurant its uniqueness is its atmosphere. It's located inside of a cave. Even though Rattlesnake Saloon is located off the beaten path, it's so worth the trip.

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10. Dismals Canyon - Phil Campbell

Dismals Canyon covers 85 acres and is one of Alabama's most beautiful nature spots. Its most unique feature is that it's one of the few places in the world where rare insects called dismalites are found. Nothing compares to the natural beauty of Dismals Canyon.

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