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The Foothills of the Appalachian Mountains: Off the Beaten Path in Alabama's Scenic Paradise

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    Alabama Gold Camp

    Agri-Tourism | Lineville in Clay, Randolph County  

    Prospecting for gold is something that just about everyone has wanted to try at least once.  As a hobby, prospecting offers a special excitement.  There is a constant hope that the next pan will hold that bonanza you’ve been dreaming about.  No thrill …

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    Ashland City Park

    Birding Trail Sites, Parks | Ashland in Clay County  

    A small city park with opportunities for songbirds and woodpeckers year round. Pay particular attention to the small copse of mature woods. Combine this site with a visit to nearby Clay County Public Lake.

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    Cheaha State Park

    Birding Trail Sites, Parks, Recreational | in Clay, Cleburne, Talladega County  

    Mt Cheaha is Alabama’s highest point, and it is one of the southernmost locations to find a number of the state’s more interesting breeding birds, such as Blue-headed vireo, Cedar waxwing, and Sharp-shinned hawk. Additionally, as the park is located in …

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    Clay County Courthouse

    Historic Structures | Ashland in Clay County  

    Built in 1906, the Clay County Courthouse is the highest elevated courthouse in the state of Alabama.  Located on the square in Ashland, Alabama, it now houses the Hugo Black Museum. It was built in 1906 for $37,986.00 by Architect Charles Carlton of A …

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    Clay County Public Fishing Lakes

    Birding Trail Sites, Parks, Recreational | Delta in Clay County  

    Three lakes of 13-, 23-, and 38-acres make up Clay County Lakes. Clay County Lakes are located 1 mile west of the east central Alabama town of Delta on State Lake Road. Fishing: Bass fishing good year-round, with the biggest usually caught from Februar …

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    Flat Rock Park

    Recreational | Lineville, Wedowee in Clay, Randolph County  

    Day-use park. Swimming, picnicking, fishing and a short nature trail await. The unique location sits on 25 acres of granite with excellent access to beautiful Lake Wedowee. Address: 7115 CR 870 Wedowee, AL 36278 Phone: 256-396-2338 Fax: 256-396-5446 Ho …

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    Holmestead Farm

    Agri-Tourism | in Clay, Talladega County  

    Beautiful 95 acre “U-Pick-Em” berry, fruit and vegetable farm located at the foothills of the Talladega National Forest. Centrally located between Talladega, Sylacauga and Ashland, Alabama, the farm is a short drive through some of the most scenic coun …

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    Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area

    Birding Trail Sites, Parks, Recreational, Trails | Lineville in Clay County  

    Not far from Cheaha State park is the Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area which is part of the Talladega National Forest. This 17-acre lake and small campground are tucked into a pastoral valley of peacefulness. Lake Chinnabee Recreation Area has 8 campsite …

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    Lineville City Park

    Birding Trail Sites, Recreational | Lineville in Clay County  

    There are multiple ball fields, best for Killdeer, Eastern bluebirds, Common nighthawks (in the evenings, over the park lights from spring through fall,) and possible Loggerhead shrikes and American kestrels, especially in the colder months. The small …

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    Morris Mountain Off-Road Vehicle Park

    Motorsports, Recreational | Delta in Clay County  

    One of the premier Off Road Vehicle, rock-crawling parks in the nation. ORV enthusiasts and fans come to MMORV Park from around the nation for the challenging trails and bone-jarring fun. Address:       1524 Henry Davis Rd. Delta, Al  36258 Phone: 256- …

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    Mountain View Plantation

    Agri-Tourism | Lineville in Clay County  

    Enjoy hunting on lands owned and managed exclusively by Mountain View Plantation. Experience the thrill of hunting with expert guides and world class bird dogs as they point covey after covey of explosive Bobwhite Quail, cackling Pheasants and fast fly …

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    Nubbin Creek Trail

    Recreational, Trails | Lineville in Clay County  

    This little-known hike is quickly becoming well known. Located just south of Cheaha Mountain, Alabama’s highest peak, the Nubbin Creek Trail is a true classic, showcasing what makes the Talladega National Forest a true treasure for Alabama. For day-hik …

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Welcome to East Alabama

From the mountains in the north to the nearly endless lakes and rivers found throughout, you’ll discover natural resources like nowhere else. Outfitters in our area will gladly help you plan your own trip or take you to some of the most beautiful and hidden places in the region.
Outfitters are also a great way to see if you are ready to go all in, get the equipment you need and become a nature fanatic! While you are here, visit our historic downtowns, relax in one of the many bed and breakfasts, inns or more traditional hotels and enjoy some of our food, from old-fashioned Southern cooking and the best BBQ anywhere to fine dining.

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