9 Free Swimming Holes near Guntersville Area
first prev 1 next lastShowing Swimming Holes within 50 miles Distance miles of Guntersville Area near Oxford, Alabama City, Zip, or Address
Little River Falls
Fort Payne, Alabama
22.4 miles ELittle River Falls is the dramatic centerpiece at the head of the Little River Canyon National Preserve near Fort Payne, Alabama, on the line between DeKalb and Cherokee counties. Here the Little...
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Martha's Falls
Fort Payne, Alabama
22.6 miles EMartha's Falls, also called Little Falls and known to locals as the "Hippie Hole," is the most beloved swimming hole in the Little River Canyon National Preserve near Fort Payne, Alabama, and one of...
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Desoto State Park
Fort Payne, Alabama
23.7 miles ESet on scenic Lookout Mountain in northeast Alabama, this state park packs in rushing waterfalls, wildflowers, kayaking, mountain biking, rappelling, bouldering, and 94 RV campsites.
Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Rock Climb, Swim 
Desoto Area
Oxford, Alabama
24.0 miles ESwim near Oxford, Alabama
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Desoto Falls
Mentone, Alabama
26.7 miles NEAlabama's tallest waterfall, a 104-foot cascade with its own small canyon inside Desoto State Park — rich in Native American history and Spanish explorer legends, with upper and lower viewing areas.
Hike, Swim 
Walls Of Jericho
Estillfork, Alabama
41.6 miles NA massive 200-foot limestone waterfall in a wild Southern Cumberland Plateau amphitheater preserved by the Nature Conservancy — a strenuous 3.5-mile each-way hike to a clear green pool that may be deep enough to swim at higher water levels.
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Conasauga Area
Cave Spring, Georgia
43.3 miles SESwim near Cave Spring, Georgia
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Cave Spring
Cave Spring, Georgia
43.3 miles SEA cave-fed spring flows into a Georgia-shaped swimming pool in Rolator Park — then explore the cave itself for a one-of-a-kind small-town splash.
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Blue Hole Pigeon
LaFayette, Georgia
44.1 miles NEA small, deep blue-green spring-fed pool — possibly a cave entrance — with divided pools, primitive camping nearby, and spelunking in the area; a Georgia Outdoor Recreational Pass is required.
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