The Shoals
A mecca of music and cultural history. Don’t miss the home of “Father of the Blues” W.C. Handy or Fame Recording Studios.
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Huntsville
The Rocket City is home to diverse destinations, from the U.S. Space & Rocket Center to Monte Sano State Park.
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Lake Guntersville & The Jackson County Mountains
Alabama's largest lake features renowned bass fishing and eagle-watching. Scottsboro is home to famed First Monday Trade Days.
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The Bankhead Forest & Sispey Wilderness
Explore the William Bankhead National Forest, Cullman's Ave Maria Grotto and the Oakville Indian Mounds Park.
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Lookout Mountain & Little River Canyon
Mountains meet water in this area featuring Noccalula Falls, Cloudmont Ski and Golf Resort, DeSoto State Park and Little River Canyon.
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Birmingham
Retrace the Civil Rights Movement, taste award-winning dishes and explore the state’s largest zoo.
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Chandler Mountain & Locust Fork
An outdoor lover's paradise, with natural rock formations, Spring Valley Beach Water Park and Horse Pens 40.
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Mount Cheaha & Talledega
The highest point in Alabama, this area features Cheaha State Park, Talladega Superspeedway and the Anniston Museum of Natural History.
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The Cahaba & Oakmulgee
Don't miss Brierfield Ironworks Historical State Park and the small-town charm along the biologically diverse river.
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Lake Martin & Horseshoe Bend
End site of the Creek War, now home to Horseshoe Bend National Military Park and recreation on the shores of Lake Martin.
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The Piedmont
The edge of the Piedmont plateau featuring Auburn University, Lake Wedowee, Chewacla State Park and historic homes of Opelika.
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The Tombigbee River Valley
An area known for excellent fishing, the Choctaw National Wildlife Refuge and antebellum homes of Demopolis.
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Monroeville & Gee's Bend
A must-visit for fans of To Kill a Mockingbird. The quilters of isolated community Gee's Bend have also garnered international fame.
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Montgomery
Don’t miss the Rosa Parks Museum, the Hank Williams Museum and the renowned Alabama Shakespeare Festival.
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Tuskegee & Phenix City
A celebrated center of African-American achievements, such as the Tuskegee Airmen site and George Washington Carver Museum.
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Gulf Coast
Enjoy turquoise waters, sugar-white beaches, Gulf State Park and Fort Morgan Historic Site and Museum.
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Mobile
Experience America’s oldest Mardi Gras, eat fresh catch from the Gulf and explore the historic USS Alabama.
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The Conecuh
In close proximity to beaches, this area features Claude D. Kelley State Park and Poarch Creek Reservation.
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The Wiregrass
Home to Dothan (the "Peanut Capital of the World"), Fort Rucker and the famous Boll Weevil Monument in Enterprise.
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Lake Eufaula & The Red Hills
The "Big Bass Capital of the World." Don't miss Hank Williams' boyhood home or Troy's Pioneer Museum of Alabama.
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