Posted in Alabama
December 22, 2015
10 Spots In Alabama That Will Drop Your Frozen Jaw This Winter Season
Many Alabamians aren’t fans of snow and ice, but that doesn’t take away the fact that the state is beautiful during the winter season. Here are 10 spots in Alabama that reflect the state’s beauty when it’s covered in snow and ice:
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Pisgah Gorge, located in the small picturesque town of Pisgah, is one of Alabama's most beautiful natural areas. It's a wonderful place to visit during the winter months.
Little River Canyon National Preserve is such a BEAUTIFUL place during winter!
Noccalula Falls, located in Gadsden, is absolutely INCREDIBLE during the winter season!
Located within the Bankhead National Forest, Caney Creek Falls produces some of the most BEAUTIFUL icicles during the cold winter months!
This frozen river photo was captured in the Opelika area of Alabama. It creates such a sense of calmness and peace.
Pictured is a fountain at Birmingham Botanical Gardens that's been frozen over. Such an AMAZING image!
A view from Cheaha Mountain (Alabama's highest natural point) during the winter season can't be beat. Absolutely BREATHTAKING!
In this photo, Vulcan Park and Museum, in Birmingham, has been transformed into a winter wonderland.
Lake Guntersville, Alabama's largest lake, is surrounded by snow and ice. So BEAUTIFUL!
Be sure to watch your step as you cross this frozen street in Mobile.
After seeing these beautiful photos, are you a fan of winter–if you weren’t before? Have you taken any photos this winter that reflect how beautiful Alabama truly is? If you have, we’d love to see them! You may email them to [email protected], or post them directly to the Only In Alabama Facebook page. Thanks!
