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Surfing the Alabama Waves
Tell anyone about the Alabama Gulf Coast’s sand, sun and water, and the most likely response will be, “I didn’t know Alabama had beaches.” More often than not, the first tide associated with the state is the Crimson Tide. The existence of Bama’s sandy shores and miles of pristine beaches, from Gulf Shores to Dauphin…
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Lighting the Night: Alabama’s Dismals Canyon Offers a Rare After-Dark Show
It’s dark as we descend the wooden staircase, but by the time we take our first steps onto the canyon floor, darkness has taken on a whole new meaning. Most of our group brandished iPhone flashlights on the journey down, but now that we’ve reached our destination, our guide instructs us to switch them off.…
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The Group Behind Maintaining Central Alabama’s Mountain Biking Trails
If you’ve ever heard the breeze rustle through the leaves in the trees of Oak Mountain State Park on a bike ride or felt the sun on your face as you raced down Trussville City Park, you’ve benefited from the work of a group of volunteers—even if you didn’t know it. Come for the biking,…
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13 Breathtaking Sites to see Fall Colors in AL
Experience a colorful autumn in Alabama between late October and early November at one of these 13 breathtaking spots around the state.
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Falling In Love with DeSoto State Park, AL’s Hidden Gem
Hidden in North Alabama is DeSoto State Park. It has plentiful waterfalls, an abundance of activities and an extraordinary history, all just a little over an hour from Huntsville.
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Why an Outdoors Startup Founder And His Family Moved to Alabama
For Alabama landowners, these natural assets represent a unique opportunity to connect with visitors hungry for authentic outdoor experiences. That’s where LandTrust.com and its founder and CEO (and new Alabama resident) Nic De Castro steps in.
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The Ultimate South AL Guide to Saltwater Fishing
Wherever you find yourself in Alabama, the perfect fishing venture is less than a day’s journey. The coast has more than a hundred saltwater fish species and countless game fish awaiting your hook.
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Connecting Visitors with Birds and Nature in the Black Belt
Alabama is a birder’s paradise, with more than 420 species calling the state home. Step outside anywhere from the Gulf Coast to the Appalachian foothills and you’ll likely hear the distinctive calls of cardinals, wood thrushes, or yellow-rumped warblers. These diverse bird populations haven’t just enriched Alabama’s natural heritage – they’ve alsocreated a growing ecotourism…
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Let’s Run These Streets: Meet the Alchemy Run Crew
“We want a representation of every person that’s in Birmingham in our group,” Graham says. “That’s how people learn from each other. That’s how barriers are broken down.”
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Gulf State Park: Changing the World with Sustainable Tourism
With nine different ecosystems and as one of the state’s original state parks, Gulf State Park has quickly become a mecca of sustainability—implementing practices that are environmentally conscious and setting the standard for sustainability across the globe.
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Hiking & Biking in the Alabama Black Belt
Alabama’s Black Belt, known for its deep history and vibrant landscapes, spans 18 counties and has trails perfect for hiking and biking. From lakes to parks and so much more in-between, you can find adventure here in Alabama.
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Top Tips for Camping in Alabama
As fall rounds the corner in Alabama, the perfect camping weather arrives. Our diverse landscapes and scenic beauty make it a prime destination for enthusiasts.