North Alabama is full of adventure! If you love food, we've got it. If you love festivals, we've got them. If you love the outdoors, we've got plenty of places to explore. Whatever you love, we're sure to have something for you. Check out our blog posts, and you'll see what we mean.
Wednesday, October 17, 2018 by Melea Hames
There are so many reasons to love October: cooler weather, leaves changing, and all things haunted. Check out these cool - and maybe a little bit scary - haunted events all over north Alabama.
In celebration of Halloween, Athens-Limestone County Tourism is offering haunted walking tours next month giving visitors and locals a chance to explore the town by night. Held every
Tuesday, October 9, 2018 by Melea Hames
Covered bridges are scattered all around North Alabama and remind us of the way things used to be.
Blount County has the most in North Alabama, which has earned the county the "Covered Bridge Capital" title. There's a Covered Bridge Festival each October to honor and remember Blount County's covered bridges.
Here's a list of North Alabama's covered bridges that are still standing:
Friday, October 5, 2018 by Melea Hames
There’s a saying that says fall is a southerner’s gift for surviving summer. If that is indeed true, North Alabama’s fall gift is gorgeous, vibrant fall foliage. And North Alabama has many breathtaking spots to see some colorful scenery.
1. Blount County: Horton Mill, Old Easley, or Swann covered bridges and Rickwood Caverns State Park
2. Cherokee County: Cherokee Rock Village, Little River
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