One of deepest gorges east of Mississippi River. Falls plunge 104 ft. Dense woodlands, seasonal wildflowers, spectacular views. Restaurant, meeting rooms, motel, chalets, cabins, campground, picnic area, nature center, hiking, pool. ADA-accessible playground, boardwalk trail.
Built in 1889, is oldest theater in Alabama still in use. Listed on National Register of 19
Fort Payne, AL Opera HousesExcellent example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture with its turrets, arched windows and heavy stone facade. Artifacts from many Indian tribes, 1800-1900
Fort Payne, AL MuseumsFederally licensed nature preserve of free-ranging exotic and endangered animals. Remain in car for 2-mi./3.25-km route. Zebr...
Dedicated to honoring Alabama's music achievers. Memorabilia from careers of Alabamians such as Tammy Wynette, Lionel Richie,...
In 1861, Stevenson was a vital rail link to major points throughout the Southeast. Union General Rosecran's forces construct...
Cullman's oldest home, small wood-frame structure, was home to Aldo Weiss and his family. Also served as his medical office, ...
Orientation video, observation building. 2 short walking trails. 10,000-sq.-ft. interpretive center with wildlife and habitat...