10 Things You Must Do Underneath The Summer Sun In Alabama
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Jennifer Young
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Alabama summers are the best! From swimming and fishing, to hiking and camping, there are many fun things to do in Alabama during the summer months. Listed below are 10 things to do underneath the summer sun in Alabama. You’ll want to do them all.
DeSoto Falls, located atop Lookout Mountain, is one of Alabama's most beautiful and recognizable waterfalls. It plunges more than 100 feet and receives visitors year-round, especially during the summer.
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The Screaming Eagle, which is located within Lake Guntersville State Park, is Alabama's most epic zip line. Two canopy tours are offered, and it's an outdoor adventure everyone should experience at least once.
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Gulf State Park, located in Gulf Shores, offers two miles of beautiful white-sand beaches. From swimming and fishing, to hiking and camping, there are many fun things to do at this wonderful state park.
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Delano Park, located in Decatur, is Alabama's most picturesque park. It was founded in 1887 and is a true gem.
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Please note, Nibblers Float Thru-Grill has permanently closed.
If you plan to spend any time on Lake Martin this summer, you can have food delivered straight to your boat. That's right! Alabama has its very own aquatic food truck and it's awesome!
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If you plan to spend any time on Lake Martin this summer, you can have food delivered straight to your boat. That's right! Alabama has its very own aquatic food truck and it's awesome!
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One of the best ways to beat the summer heat is to take a dip in one of the two spring-fed pools at Blue Springs State Park, located in Clio. These two spring-fed pools stay 68 degrees year-round and have become a favorite pair of swimming holes among the locals.
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Cheaha State Park is where you'll find Cheaha Mountain, Alabama's highest natural point. In addition to hiking, Cheaha State Park is also a great place to go camping during the summer months.
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Tigers For Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain, located in Attalla, offers an unforgettable experience for animal lovers of all ages. It covers 140 acres and is home to more than 175 animals.
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The "Blue Hole," which is located within the Turkey Creek Nature Preserve in Pinson, is considered to be one of the clearest and bluest bodies of water in Alabama. It attracts people from near and far.
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The Sipsey Wilderness, which is located within North Alabama's Bankhead National Forest, is one of the state's best hiking spots. It covers nearly 26,000 acres and features waterfalls, river canyons and scenic overlooks.
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