Haskell Hideaway treehouse reopens at Red Mountain Park

Haskell Hideaway—one of the treehouses at Red Mountain Park—is officially reopened after being closed for repairs. Read on to learn more!

Haskell Hideaway treehouse has reopened

Red Mountain Park is one of Birmingham’s premier outdoor spaces, with 16 miles of multi-use trails exploring the park’s 1,500 forested acres. Located throughout the park are three treehouses, each with a unique view of the area below:

• Haskell Hideaway
• Riley’s Roost
• Rushing Rendezvous

Although Red Mountain Park staff temporarily closed the Haskell Hideaway treehouse for repairs, the treehouse has recently reopened—perfect for visitors to the park.

“We’re excited to have Haskell Hideaway open again for our park members and visitors to enjoy.”

Lauren Spalding, Membership Director, Red Mountain Park

Want to visit Haskell Hideaway and other sightseeing opportunities in Red Mountain Park? The newly-refurbished treehouse is easily accessed from the park’s Venice Road entrance, from Trail 17 to Trail 8.

Maintenance and repairs will continue in Red Mountain Park’s other treehouses, and announcements of their closures will be posted in the park’s monthly e-newsletter.

Excited to see Haskell Hideaway reopened at Red Mountain Park? Tag us @bhamnow to let us know your thoughts!