Search results for Tuscumbia
Alabama Music Hall of Fame
MuseumHonoring all notable music achievers from Alabama, including Tammy Wynette, Lionel Richie, Emmylou Harris, ALABAMA, Nat King Cole, W.C. Handy, Hank Williams, more.
Belle Mont Mansion
Historic SiteJefferson Palladian architecture. Brick, U-shaped structure built 1828-32. One of state's first great plantation houses. Design strongly suggests Thomas Jefferson influence.
Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve
Outdoor Recreation Site700+ acres, privately protected scenic area that is a sanctuary for native plants and animals; 15 miles of hiking, primitive camping sites, picnicking, creek wading.
Colbert County Courthouse
Historic SiteThis stately building, with brick walls that date back to its construction in 1881, houses county government and serves as the centerpiece of the surrounding Tuscumbia National Register Historic District.
Coldwater Falls
Outdoor Recreation SiteManmade lighted waterfall constructed of 2,000+ tons of sandstone. 80 ft. wide, 42 ft. tall., 4.3 million gallons of water pass over the falls each day.
Coldwater Stagecoach Stop
Historic SiteBuilt as early as 1815, small hewn-log cabin served as a stagecoach stop on the Jackson Military Road in Tuscumbia.
Hawk Pride Mountain Off-Road Park
Outdoor Recreation SiteOver 40 trails to accommodate from the sophisticated rock crawler to simple 4x4s and ATVs. A mud bog, food vendors, camping_‹ÓRVs & primitive.
Helen Keller's Birthplace and Home
Historic SiteBuilt 1820. Infant Helen developed high fever, lost sight and hearing. "The Miracle Worker," depicting how she overcame her handicaps, re-enacted each summer.
Historic Tuscumbia & Guided Walking Tour
Historic Site25+ National Register antebellum structures. Historic courthouse to seven-building commercial row, state's oldest commercial building, Coldwater Bookstore, depot, Spring Park, Helen Keller home, more.
Historic Tuscumbia Railway Depot
Historic SiteFully restored 1888 train depot now a museum. Rail and train memorabilia (including photo gallery), interactive train simulators, telegraph demonstrations.
North Alabama Speedway
Sports ArenaRacing facility contains an 1/8th-mile asphalt drag strip and a 3/8-mi. semi-bank clay oval. Racing divisions include super late models, late-model stock, modified street and mini stocks.
Pickwick Lake
Outdoor Recreation Site30,175 acres of water along Tennessee River. Excellent fishery for small- and largemouth bass, crappie, spotted bass, striped bass, sauger, bluegill, freshwater drum, channel catfish.
Rattlesnake Saloon
Historic SiteA unique watering hole under the rock where whole family can relax and enjoy connecting to local history, dine, listen to live music and enjoy karoake.
Seven Springs Lodge
Outdoor Recreation SiteHorseback trail riding, organized trail rides held throughout the 3,500 acres of meadow and woodland, dotted with waterfalls and caves.
Spring Creek Golf Course
Golf CourseLevel course ideal for walking, with 5 ponds
Spring Park
Outdoor Recreation SiteSpring runs throughout park. Evening water show, lighted waterfall. Playground, pavilions, stage, restaurants. Imitation steam engine locomotive train, seats 120. Splash pad, roller coaster and carousel.
Tennessee Valley Museum of Art
MuseumRotating exhibitions, juried art competitions, fine art and craft show, workshops and classes for adults and children. Educational outreach program. Permanent Martin Petroglyph exhibition.
Wilson Lake
Outdoor Recreation SiteFrom Muscle Shoals to Rogersville. Small- and largemouth bass, crappie, spotted bass, striped bass, hybrids, sauger, bluegill, freshwater drum, channel catfish.