Throwing axes at a target conjures up images the Last of the Mohicans, Ivar the Boneless stepping off a long ship, and lumberjack competitions, but it’s a modern sport suitable for teens and older…
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Go with the flow and kayak the Flint River located on the east side of Huntsville, Alabama. Much of the Flint River is a safe, lazy river suitable for paddlers of all ages and skill levels. If you…
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The craft brew business in Huntsville has been booming. With dozens of unique beers only available in Huntsville or the region, fans of malt fermentation have a lot to taste in Huntsville. The…
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If you are looking to explore a few other areas of North Alabama's great outdoors, almost 30 minutes outside of Huntsville you can find a nature preserve that's perfect for hiking and birding. Roy…
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The Land Trust of North Alabama's Chapman Mountain Nature Preserve has grown to 472 acres and is just a few miles northeast of downtown Huntsville. The Preserve currently offers 3 miles of trails…
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Cradled around the beautiful clean waters of Bethel Spring, North Alabama’s newest public nature preserve is another property brought to us by the Land Trust of North Alabama. Bethel Spring Nature…
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Due to COVID-19, the 2020 Spring Season of Concerts on the Dock has been cancelled As Winter turns into Spring, Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment continues its annual Concerts on the Dock free…
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Whether you are Irish, or just Irish for a day, Huntsville has your back for celebrating the Feast of St. Patrick. The Feast is officially on the 17 th , of course, but the big celebration in Rocket…
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Once nearly driven to extinction, the Bald Eagle has rebounded to healthy populations and is a winter visitor to North Alabama, with about 100-150 birds in residence each year. Standing up to 42” tall…
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Winter in Huntsville, Alabama is mild. You can still get outdoors and explore more than 100 miles of trails we have just minutes from the heart of the city. Beeches will cling to their orange leaves…
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