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Oak Mountain State Park
- Established
- 1927
- Acreage
- 11,861 · 11,861 acres atop Double Oak Mountain; established 1927 with 940 acres, expanded with ~8,000 acres deeded by NPS in 1943
- Location
- Shelby County, AL near Pelham (~15 mi south of Birmingham)
- Key features
- Double Oak Mountain ridge; Peavine Falls; six fishing lakes; Alabama Wildlife Center; CCC-era stone structures; 18-hole golf course; demonstration farm
- Activities
- Hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, fishing, swimming, golf, cable wakeboarding, pickleball, archery, BMX/pump track
- Notable
- Alabama's largest state park (11,861 acres); home to the Alabama Wildlife Center, the state's oldest and largest wildlife rehabilitation facility, treating ~2,000 native birds per year
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Source: www.alapark.com · 2026-05-10