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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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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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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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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Since 1948 Tate Farms Cotton Pickin’ Pumpkin Patch has offered wholesome outdoor fall fun for the Huntsville area. Tate Farms isn’t just a pumpkin and gourd patch: it’s a working farm growing cotton…
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There’s something about a pub and a pint that conjures images of a clean-cut barkeep with a cheerful greeting and a cocky grin that invites you to sit at the bar. A creamy brown ale on draft, or…
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What do the US Space and Rocket Center, Campus No. 805, Lowe Mill, Burritt on the Mountain and the Huntsville Botanical Garden all have in common? They are some of the great attractions in Madison…
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Hey dogs, got your leash and bowl packed for a vacation in Alabama? Be sure to bring your paws to Huntsville, Alabama where you can indulge your wild side or your belly, both in the same day! Where…
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History through Homes History isn’t just found in museums and parks, but in the everyday workings of a city. As Huntsville has grown and expanded since 1810, residential neighborhoods have grown and…
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I thought this was going to be a post about fishing at Sharon Johnston Park in Madison County. Huntsville natives will have to forgive me, but I had never been to Sharon Johnston Park, what was…
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