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Tinsel Trail 2021

Tinsel Trail 2021

Nov 26th 2021 - Jan 2nd 20228:00 am-10:00 pm

Huntsville

The Tinsel Trail is a free display of live Christmas trees in downtown Huntsville’s Big Spring Park annually each December. Intended to promote community, each tree is sponsored and decorated by a local corporation, group, or family. An anticipated 300 trees will decorate Big Spring Park for the holiday season!

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    Big Spring Park
    • 200 Church Street Northwest
    • Huntsville, AL 35801
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    Directions

    Tinsel Trail is held in Big Spring Park East

    Region

    Huntsville is located in the Huntsville & Decatur Area of the North Alabama Region

    Fees

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    Where to Stay

    Bevill Conference Center & Hotel

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    Comfort Suites Huntsville

    Book a room at the Comfort Suites Huntsville hotel

    Courtyard Huntsville University Drive

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    Embassy Suites Huntsville Hotel & Spa

    This hotel is located a minute away from Hampton Cove Golf Course which offers 54 holes covering 650 acres in a river valley setting.

    Hampton Inn Huntsville - Arsenal/South Parkway

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    Hilton Garden Inn Huntsville South/ Redstone Arsenal

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    Hilton Garden Inn Huntsville/Space Center

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    Homewood Suites by Hilton-Village of Providence

    We are an upscale extended stay hotel with 107 suites

    Huntsville Marriott

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    Where to Eat

    Rocket City Rover

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    Cotton Row Restaurant

    Chef James Boyce's Cotton Row Restaurant is housed in a historic Huntsville building constructed in 1821.

    Ol' Heidelberg

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    What to See & Do

    Alabama Constitution Hall Historic Park & Museum

    Costumed guides lead tours of working village (1805-1819). Cabinetmaker's shop, print shop, confectionery shop, library and post office. Commemorates 1819 Constitutional Convention site.

    Big Spring Park

    Lagoon with ducks and fish. Part of Indian Creek Canal, formerly used to transport cotton. Huntsville was settled (1805) near this limestone spring.

    Burritt on the Mountain

    Step back in time to the 1800s with authentic log cabins, period interpreters and barnyard. Tour eclectic mansion of eccentric Dr. Burritt, or hike trails.
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