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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Fueled by winter rains, winter, and early spring is the best time for viewing North Alabama’s many waterfalls. 3 of the best ones are within 90 minutes of Huntsville and FREE to visit. Plan the…
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For more than a quarter of a century, the Huntsville Pilgrimage Association has organized the annual Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll, their biggest event each year to help fund raise and support their…
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While Huntsville is full of science, rockets, art, history, and more, the farming community is still strong with several crops you can pick year round. Explore where you can pick blueberries and…
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Huntsville/Madison County Farmers Markets Eating fresh, locally grown produce is an experience, and one we'd recommend to all visitors to Huntsville and Madison County. Madison County alone has 10…
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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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Fall or spring, a picnic is an affordable and fun way to get some family togetherness outdoors. Whether your picnic style is grilling out, cold sandwiches, or picking up takeout, what better way to…
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Dismals Canyon, about 90 minutes southwest of Huntsville in Phil Campbell, Alabama, is a sandstone gorge that’s been a popular attraction since prehistoric times. Visited by Paleoamericans…
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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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