Madison County’s very own Scott’s Apple Orchard has been continuously serving our area with fresh fruit and vegetables since 1901 and spans 1200 acres along the Tennessee/Alabama border. Scott’s is…
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Jazz in the Park is back with free concerts every Sunday in September. When it comes to September in Alabama, the evenings can decide to be a bit sultry or else be refreshingly cool after a hot…
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Central Presbyterian Church Foundations of Faith Trail The Huntsville Foundations of Faith Trail churches define the heart of the area's rich and diverse cultural and spiritual heritage. Each of…
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North Alabama is an outdoorsman’s paradise. From mountains to swamps to rivers, we have it all, and much of it is accessible right here in and around Huntsville. If you want to get out and stretch…
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Downtown Huntsville has a fun way for you to get a much need dose of art in your life while enjoying a walk outdoors. Since it is located entirely in the Quigley Arts & Entertainment District, you…
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It’s the Year of Alabama Birding! Here in Alabama, there are over 280 birding sites and eight birding trails to introduce you to over 425 species of birds — from rare and endangered species like the…
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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 about 4.5 miles of…
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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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Tucked away at the heart of the City of Madison is historic downtown Madison. Once called Madison Station for the 1850s era Memphis and Charleston railway depot built there, the old town, residences…
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To the Bat Cave Part of the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge system, Sauta Cave is home to an estimated 300,000-400,000 endangered Gray and Indiana bats. Located on 264 acres of hardwood forest and…
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The Huntsville/Madison County Visitor Center® and the Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau are temporarily located at 132 Holmes Avenue NW.
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