River’s Edge Guidebook
Outdoor Activities
Natural Bridge Park features a 148-foot sandstone bridge that towers 60 feet above winding pathways, and it's the longest natural bridge east of the Rockies. It's definitely a majestic sight to see. This natural bridge formation dates back to two million years ago, and it is known that the Creek Indians lived in the area. The park has a picnic area perfect for bringing a lunch to eat before or after you hike the approximately 2 mile trail through the park.
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Parc du Pont Naturel
315 Co Rd 3500Natural Bridge Park features a 148-foot sandstone bridge that towers 60 feet above winding pathways, and it's the longest natural bridge east of the Rockies. It's definitely a majestic sight to see. This natural bridge formation dates back to two million years ago, and it is known that the Creek Indians lived in the area. The park has a picnic area perfect for bringing a lunch to eat before or after you hike the approximately 2 mile trail through the park.
Dismals Canyon
901 County Rd 8Great place to go on a walk and see some beautiful scenery!
Bear Creek Canoe Run
36676 US-43Full service drop off and pickup with rentals
The Buttahatchee River is a great place to kayak and in some areas grab a swim. It is viewable from the property but a very steep climb down. Attempt at your own risk!
Buttahatchee River
The Buttahatchee River is a great place to kayak and in some areas grab a swim. It is viewable from the property but a very steep climb down. Attempt at your own risk!
Bankhead National Forest
1070 AL-33Great hiking with some awesome waterfalls.
Live Music
Great place to go see some live music in a very unique setting.
https://www.rattlesnakesaloon.net/
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Rattlesnake Saloon
1292 Mt Mills RdGreat place to go see some live music in a very unique setting.
https://www.rattlesnakesaloon.net/