Valley

Along the Chattahoochee River, situated on the border between Alabama and Georgia, sits the town of Valley, AL. The town is known for its charming sights, captivating natural beauty, and even a touch of haunted fun.Valley has some wonderful covered bridges to discover, starting with the Horace King Covered Bridge Replica, a testament to engineering prowess and history. This iconic bridge pays tribute to a local legend known for his bridge-building expertise. The Iron Bridge is not only a crossing but also a picturesque vantage point, allowing you to appreciate the natural beauty of the Chattahoochee River. The Kissing Bridge, so named in the 1940s, is a romantic spot you simply must see.

Rusty the Iron Man and Family Statues add a touch of whimsical charm to the town, offering a delightful encounter with metal sculptures that capture the imagination. The Historic Fairfax Depot stands as a reminder of the town's railroad heritage, with murals and vivid scenes of local trains.

Of course, visiting Alabama means taking in the natural wonder all around, and you can do so at Lake Harding, a beautiful lake formed by the nearby dam. The Chattahoochee Valley Railroad Trail meanders through 7.5 acres of beautiful landscapes. The Chattahoochee River flows gracefully nearby, providing opportunities for outdoor adventures, including kayaking and birdwatching. Riverview Dam adds to the scenic allure, offering a tranquil place to enjoy the river's beauty and serenity. And finally, if you’re in town in September or October, discover the local haunted house, Haunted Hollow, and enjoy the best of the season.