Orange Beach
Sweet Beach Home Alabama. Imagine taking that first sip of coffee in the morning while digging your toes in soft, sugar-white sand as your watch turquoise-tinted waves gently roll into the shore. You can do that here, along with a million other unforgettable experiences. Relaxation, adrenaline, family adventure—and not just on the beach. Head inland and be rewarded with beautiful and challenging golf courses, scenic hiking and biking trails, kayaking and more. As home to one of the largest charter fishing fleets in the Gulf, there’s no shortage of adventure on the water. Try your luck on a full or half-day fishing excursion and bring back an unforgettable fishing tale of your own.
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You Might Want To Try…
If you’re looking to stretch those legs after relaxing on the beach, you really should make the short trip to the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail. Hike this beautiful trail on foot or by bicycle, and if you left yours at home, don’t worry, there are plenty to rent. The Backcountry Trail winds through six distinct ecosystems, each home to many species of birds and other wild animals including otters, wild boar, and even alligators.
Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail
How to Get There
Orange Beach is accessible via Interstate 10, the southern terminus for Interstate 65.
The Mobile Regional Airport (MOB) gives visitors the closest access to Orange Beach. MOB is a joint public and military-use airport serviced by four airlines offering 50 daily flights to and from Houston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte and Atlanta.
The nearest bus station to Orange Beach is found in Mobile, Alabama. Greyhound offers daily bus service, including holidays, to and from Mobile. You will need to arrange transportation to your destination from the station. Hours of operation are subject to change. Call to verify information before making travel plans.
