DeSoto State Park autumn scenes and sounds of waterfalls @AlanSeallsWeather
DeSoto State Park autumn scenes and sounds of waterfalls  @AlanSeallsWeather
Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A quiet early autumn day in Fort Payne, Alabama's DeSoto State Park. Follow the flow of water, about 1500 feet above sea level.

Within the Mobile Bay watershed, based on elevation and hydrology, the water eventually heads to Little River Canyon, before entering the Coosa River, then the Alabama River, and then finally exiting Mobile Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.

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DeSoto State Park autumn scenes and sounds of waterfalls

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