Auburn

A community rich in tradition, history, natural beauty and opportunities for family fun, Auburn is probably best known for being the home to Birding Trail

Auburn University, the state’s largest university. Fondly known by many as “the loveliest little village on the plains,” this quaint Southern college town is surrounded by recreational areas, including Chewacla State Park, the Donald E. Davis Arboretum, Lake Harding, Lee County Public Fishing Lake and Hickory Dickory Park, just to name a few. The community boasts several Museums

museums, including the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, as well as a lengthy list of sports complexes and lovely homes. Nearby Opelika features a stop on the RTJ Golf Trail

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, the much lauded Grand National.

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Downtown Auburn

Home to array of specialty shops, restaurants and night spots, plus Tiger Trail of Auburn and Toomer's Corner, a mid-1800s drugstore.

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Hotel at Auburn University, The

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The Auburn Writers Conference

Oct 8-9, Auburn The Auburn Writers Conference 334-844-4903. www.auburnwritersconference.org. Admission charged. Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center--The first annual Auburn Writers Conference will be held October 8-9, 2010 at the Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center in Auburn, Alabama. This year's theme, The Child on the Page, focuses on writing for and about children. Valuable for writers in any genre, The Child on the Page will feature keynote speaker Julianna Baggott, agent Holly Root, and award-winning writers Peter Campion, Elizabeth Dulemba, Rachel Hawkins, Peter Huggins, Irene Latham, and Judy Troy. Small-group workshops, panel discussions, and readings will give established and emerging writers perspective, skills, and community.

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Ariccia Italian Trattoria & Bar

Located in the Hotel at Auburn University, the restaurant specializes in Italian food.

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Cycling – Road Route – Auburn to Loachapoka Loop
34-mile scenic loop that takes in the rolling roads to the west of Auburn. The
route starts in downtown Auburn, close to the vigorous college town business ...[View Page]

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Auburn's Gameday Center
Auburn's Gameday Center. 129 N. Donahue Dr. Auburn, AL 36830. Map It; Details;
Contact; Related Links. Amenities. Kitchen or Kitchenette; Meeting Facility ...[View Page]

Auburn-Opelika
Auburn/Opelika has over 28 hotels and motels, many with meeting facilities. For
additional information, please contact the Auburn & Opelika Tourism Bureau. ...[View Page]

Auburn Opelika Running and Track Association
Club races, social and charity runs, including Auburn Classic Half Marathon in
March, Forestry Preserve 5k in April, Summer 5k Series in June and July, ...[View Page]

Downtown Auburn
Home to array of specialty shops, restaurants and night spots, plus Tiger Trail
of Auburn and Toomer's Corner, a mid-1800s drugstore. ...[View Page]

80th Annual Auburn Knights Alumni Reunion
More than 150 former members of the Auburn Knights will perform along with
today's members. Performances will begin at 7 p.m. evening in the Marriott ...[View Page]

Auburn University Historic District
Historic buildings include University Chapel, Samford Hall, Hargis Hall and
Langdon Hall. Located across from Uptown Auburn. ...[View Page]

11th Annual Auburn CityFest
The laughter, music and good ole family fun make Auburn CityFest a great day in
the park. In year's past, a variety of activities were offered, ...[View Page]

The Auburn Writers Conference
The first annual Auburn Writers Conference will be held October 8-9, 2010 at the
Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center in Auburn, Alabama. ...[View Page]