Come climb to the top of point rock
Buck’s Pocket State Park is a hidden gem 45 miles north of Mentone in Northern Alabama, and the Tiny House is one minute away from it all.
This secluded natural pocket called a (canyon), on Sand Mountain, which is a part of the Appalachian trails is surrounded by 2,000 acres of parkland containing forest, streams, and a lake. The area is known for its stunning views of a seemingly untouched landscape from high up Jim Lynn Overlook Point Rock. The Tiny House is a five- minute drive or a beautiful hike up the mountain, and the choice is yours.
High Falls Park is located nearby and offers more scenic trails. But the centerpiece of High Falls Park is a 35-foot waterfall and a natural rock-formed pedestrian bridge that overlooks it. And at times, the base of the falls can span over 300 feet across. Which makes this another must-see site!
just minutes away from hiking trails and 10 minutes from bald eagle habitat-
- Tiny House
- 2 bedrooms with one queen bed downstairs on the main level and
a full up in the loft
- One bath with ceiling-to-floor subway tile
- Great hiking trails within walking distance, fishing,
boating, and swimming within five minutes
- Fishing, zip-line, swimming, off-road riding, horseback
riding, hiking, repelling, wineries, restaurants, golf and shopping.
-Buck’s Pocket offers over 15 miles of trails through thick woods and past rocky streams to waterfalls, scenic overlooks, and wildflowers.
-Lake Guntersville State Park is 15-20 minutes away from the tiny house, offers a protected eagle habitat, and has been raising awareness for this endangered bird for more than 35 years. So you might see a bald eagle during your stay, especially at Morgan's Cove.
-Morgan’s Cove is an integral part of Buck’s Pocket State Park. Located 7 miles downstream from the main park area it’s where Lake Guntersville can be accessed for boating, fishing and swimming.
-Boat ramps and marinas can be found along the lake as well as opportunities for hiking, picnicking and bird watching.
-In addition, both parks are on the North Alabama Birding Trail and provide a plentiful opportunity to spot many species of waterfowl, songbirds, and shorebirds. Pay close attention, and you may spot a Blue Heron, a Great Egret, or a Wood Thrush.
Such a great tiny house that’s perfect for a quiet retreat or getaway. The place was super clean and had lots of welcoming touches. It was great to be right next to some hiking. We really enjoyed that there was a queen bed downstairs—you don’t always find that in tiny homes. The kitchen was super functional and easy to cook in.
Liz, Knoxville, TN
