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Throughout the year, the @cahabariversociety1988 offers guided canoe trips at various locations along the Cahaba. This summer, you can canoe down the river and see the beautiful Cahaba lilies in full bloom! 🛶🌸☀️ 🔗 To reserve your spot and learn m
Happy National Travel and Tourism Week!🎉 We are celebrating by highlighting some of our very own Alabama tourism programs. The @alabamabird Trail is accessible across the state and is an easy and fun way to interact with the wildlife and outdoor rec
This week we are celebrating National Travel & Tourism Week! There's no better way to kick it off than with a visit to a destination on our Alabama Mural Trail. Let's start with a mural tour through Wilcox County. Our first mural is located in Ca
Alabama is home to many unique and beautiful natural scenes.😍 Check out these photos from the white cliffs on the Tombigbee River in rural southwest Alabama. These white cliffs are found in places like Epes, Selma, and Demopolis. This chalk is a typ
🥳Rockin' the River 2023 is just around the corner! 🥳 Pack up and head to Elba, Alabama on May 6th for a day full of fun! Rockin' the River 2023 has an awesome lineup of activities and entertainment that the whole family will enjoy! Register today
Visiting Bankhead? Extend your stay and add these three places to your itinerary! 🍽️ Grab a bite to eat at B&K BBQ. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 to 8, this family owned and operated restaurant is a must try! 🍂Plan a picnic with bre
Mark your calendars for a day full of family entertainment, community, food and lots of fun! The 22nd annual Auburn CityFest is set for April 29, 2023 from 9 a.m. - 4p.m. 🗓 This year, guests will not only be able to enjoy all the delicious food, li
Are you up for a challenge?🤔 This Saturday, April 22nd, the 100 Alabama Miles Challenge kicks off its sixth year with events in Birmingham, Alabaster, Gulf State Park, Hoover, Jacksonville, Madison, and Sylacauga. The events in Birmingham and Jackso