North Alabama Blog

As I walked down the hill approaching the animals' homes, I caught a glimpse of one of the many

Jackson County is rich in natural beauty and history. Located near Lake Guntersville, the fishing is fantastic. There are many opportunities to get outdoors at the Walls of Jericho, Goosepond Colony, and Russell Cave National Monument. You’ll find some great deals at the world-famous Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scottsboro.

Unclaimed Baggage Center

Unclaimed Baggage Center has been in business for

Mardis Mill Falls is located on Grave’s Creek which feeds into The Black Warrior / Locust Fork River. The falls are roughly 35-feet wide and the water drops 16-feet. Also known as Graves Creek Falls.

Attractions:

• Horton Mill Bridge was built in 1935 to replace another, located about three-fourth mile below the present site and built in 1894 or ’95 by L.M. Horton. The 42,000 board feet of lumber

Winston County has a unique history. Known as the Free State of Winston, the county refused to secede from the Union and wanted to remain neutral during the Civil War. Much of the county is rural, and Bankhead National Forest makes up about 75% of the county. The forest has hiking trails, picnic spots, and beautiful waterfalls.

Bankhead National Forest

Bankhead National Forest is one of Alabama's

Turkey Foot Falls is within a 30-minute walk from the Sipsey River Picnic Grounds and Recreation

Little River Falls is located at the north end of Little River Canyon National Preserve and is one of Alabama’s most scenic waterfalls. Known as one of America’s deepest and most extensive canyon systems east of the Mississippi River, Little River Canyon National Preserve is 14,000 acres of nothing but beauty.

DeSoto Falls is one of the most photographed points of interest in Alabama, DeSoto

Native Americans named the Tennessee River that rolls through The Shoals area The Singing River. The

Named after a Creek Indian princess, Noccalula Falls stands 90 feet tall and is one of the most