Outdoors
Splash Around in Alabama
Five ways to cool off in Alabama when temperatures soar.
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Blountsville, AL, was a Native American village in the early 1800s, and today, its proximity to Birmingham and Huntsville makes it a popular community with a small-town charm. Visitors can explore the Blountsville Historical Park to see some of the finest log cabins around, play the day away at the Spring Valley Beach Water Park, and spend the evening at one of the area’s dining establishments. If you enjoy leisurely outdoors activities and a quiet place to spend the evening, Blountsville should be at the top of your list.
Outdoors
Splash Around in Alabama
Five ways to cool off in Alabama when temperatures soar.
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