Alabama land and real estate

Alabama land overview

Alabama is known for college football, music heritage, and mouth-watering food, but the "Heart of Dixie" has even more to offer when it comes to land and wildlife. From rolling hills and grasslands, beautiful Gulf Coast beaches, and arable farmland, to crystalline streams, dense pine forests, and mineral-rich deposits, Alabama is a southern playground for outdoorsmen. A large portion of the state's acreage is timberland, much of which is open to the public for hunting. Alabama not only has its own Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail made up of 468 holes at 11 courses but also features the Alabama Bass Trail consisting of 13 premier bass fishing lakes throughout the state. Consistently ranking among the top 3 to 5 states in terms of overall biodiversity, approximately 5,500 species of plants and wildlife call Alabama home.