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Nestled on I-20 halfway between Atlanta and Birmingham at the foot of Coldwater Mountain and the start of the Chief Ladiga bike trail, the Parker House in historic Anniston, AL is the perfect place to relax in one of the south’s most beautiful and in...

Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, we invite you to experience our 56 deluxe guest rooms or one of our 5 elegant, sophisticated suites.

Springwood Inn, a more than 130 year home situated on a mountainside with a view of Mt. Cheaha, has 20 acres of beautiful gardens and woods to explore.

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Conveniently located at the trailhead for the Chief Ladiga trail, the campground features 16 primitive campsites with amenities.

The heart shaped plaza was designed to include the names of all Alabamians killed in action during wars and conflicts for twentieth and twenty-first century. Centennial Memorial Park is also home to the State Law Enforcement Memorial.

Located at 1615 Noble Street, Anniston's City Meeting Center provides the perfect spot for seminars, company meetings, and small conferences.

1890 Norman architecture. 12-ft. Carrara marble altar, alabaster reredos, hand-carved angels and crosses, stained-glass windows, 95-ft. bell tower, 3,000-pipe organ.

Blackberry Hill Alpacas is a 60 acre alpaca farm and gift shop. Come by and meet the animals and shop.

A cooperative gallery of painting in oil, acrylic, and watercolor, wood carvings, fine gourd art, pottery, jewelry, photograph, furniture, fabric art, and blown glass. Quarterly Artists' opening reception-call for details.

Located at crest of one of Anniston's beautiful mountains. Pro shop, golf supplies, concessions, cart rentals.

Located on McClellan, this recreation destination offers five lighted baseball/softball fields with restrooms and concessions, two batting cages, a start of the art track, regulation football field, soccer complex with five fields, picnic area, duck ...

Murals in the alleyways of the old Greyhound and Trailways Bus stations depict scenes from when the Freedom Riders were attacked here on May 11, 1961. Freedom Riders Park under development. Greyhound Bus Station: Site of first attack. Near 1031 Gurne...

A museum that preserves the history of Cobb High School, which was established in 1935 and ended in 1973.