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Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point

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Pinhoti Trail Backcountry, located in Talladega National Forest near Cheaha State Park, features rugged terrain with dense forests and rolling hills. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 90°F in summer, offering varied conditions for camping throughout the year. Nearby attractions include Cheaha Mountain, the highest point in Alabama, and scenic trails that provide opportunities for hiking and exploring the natural surroundings.

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Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point is located in Alabama

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33.45505672 N
85.81816797 W

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Reviewed Nov. 1, 2017

Nice, but not best site at Cheaha

This is another option for backpacker (or day in hikers) in Cheaha Park. This site is located a bit past the overlook and unfortunately is located on a slight incline. This can pose a bit of a hassle when camping and because of this, I think there are better options in the area. The positive to this site is that it is located closer to a running stream (although in warmer months the stream may dry up). While not the best site, it is still in a great park with amazing hikes and look outs just minutes away.

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  • Review photo of Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point by Ethan K., November 1, 2017
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  • Review photo of Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point by Ethan K., November 1, 2017
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Reviewed Sep. 7, 2017

Great Hiking

If you want to see my full review of the amazing hiking in the area check out the McDill Point Campground. This site is on your right as you head down the hill along the Pinhoti trail after leaving the McDill Point overlook. It is a pretty large area and has a nice fire pit that has been built up by previous hikers. The 2 major negatives to staying at this site are that the McDill Point Campground is right up the hill and has amazing views right from the campground. The other issue is that there are no water sources near the site. There is a seasonal stream that is a 5 min walk down the hill but it is unreliable and if you plan to stay here make sure to hike in with water. Overall this is an incredible area to visit and if you want to be near McDill Point but all the other campgrounds are full this is a great backup option.

  • Review photo of Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point by Asher K., September 7, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the elevation of Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point?

    Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point is located at 2072 feet.

  • Are fires allowed at Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point?

    Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Pinhoti Campground after passing McDill Point, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.