Road Trip No. 6 Birmingham: Taking it to the Streets, Downtown
Get ready to travel to Birmingham, Alabama's largest city, for a stroll through historic downtown. On this walking tour, you will go to the place where hot peanuts have been...
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Road Trip No. 17 Foley and Elberta: Art, Antiques and Model Trains
Eight miles north of the white sand beaches of Alabama’s Gulf Coast sit two small towns rich in culture and heritage, Foley and Elberta.
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Road Trip No. 21 Discover Dothan: The Heart of Alabama’s Wiregrass
Dothan is an ideal place for a fun and affordable family vacation. Symbols of a bygone era await your visit at a 135-acre park on the outskirts of town.
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Road Trip No. 22 Florence: Alabama’s Renaissance City
Florence, the county seat of Lauderdale County, was surveyed in 1818 by Ferdinand Sannoner, an Italian native who named the city after Florence, Italy.
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Road Trip No. 23 Gee’s Bend Pastimes to Patchwork Tour
Perhaps you’ve read about the women from Gee’s Bend in rural Wilcox County, who have been piecing together some of the world’s most beautiful patchwork quilts and passing their...
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Road Trip No. 9 Gulf Coast Birding: Fort Morgan, Dauphin Island, Theodore
Alabama's Gulf Coast is a stopover point for birds as they return from Central to North America in the spring, so it's the perfect place to see herons, seagulls, pelicans and...
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Road Trip No. 25 Alabama’s Coastal Connection National Scenic Byway
Beautiful beaches, authentic downtowns, wildlife preserves, historic sites and the freshest of seafood are all yours to enjoy on Alabama’s Coastal Connection, a nationally...
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Road Trip No. 29 Famous Alabamians Hometown Heroes Road Trip
Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Hank Williams Sr. and George Washington Carver – these names rank among the most notable people in America.
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Road Trip No. 4 Selma to Montgomery: Crossing a Bridge into History
The Edmund Pettus Bridge, spanning the Alabama River in Selma, has become one of the most iconic symbols of the modern struggle for civil and voting rights in America. It is...
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Road Trip No. 6 Birmingham: Taking it to the Streets, Downtown
Get ready to travel to Birmingham, Alabama's largest city, for a stroll through historic downtown. On this walking tour, you will go to the place where hot peanuts have been...
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Road Trip No. 19 Birmingham’s Five Points South: Walk to James Beard-recognized Restaurants
Birmingham is home to great neighborhoods that are filled with a spirit that comes alive when you walk down the streets and step inside the boutiques and quaint restaurants.
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Road Trip No. 29 Famous Alabamians Hometown Heroes Road Trip
Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Hank Williams Sr. and George Washington Carver – these names rank among the most notable people in America.
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Road Trip No. 19 Birmingham’s Five Points South: Walk to James Beard-recognized Restaurants
Birmingham is home to great neighborhoods that are filled with a spirit that comes alive when you walk down the streets and step inside the boutiques and quaint restaurants.
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Road Trip No. 18 Go for a Drive on the RTJ Golf Trail
In Alabama, you can go for a drive on the RTJ Golf Trail, but these driving skills don’t require a steering wheel.
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Road Trip No. 18 Go for a Drive on the RTJ Golf Trail
In Alabama, you can go for a drive on the RTJ Golf Trail, but these driving skills don’t require a steering wheel.
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Road Trip No. 3 Mobile: A Romantic Getaway
If you're considering a romantic getaway, put Mobile at the top of your list.
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Road Trip No. 8 Montgomery: A Place Where History Runs Deep
History is woven into the very soul of Montgomery. It spirals down grand staircases, like the one inside the 1847 State Capitol building.
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Road Trip No. 10 Monroeville: The "To Kill a Mockingbird" Experience
You've read the book or maybe you've seen the movie with Gregory Peck. Now experience <em>To Kill a Mockingbird</em> and lots more firsthand on a visit to Monroeville.
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Road Trip No. 20 Decatur: Fun in the River City
Located on the banks of the Tennessee River in North Alabama, Decatur is called “The River City” and is known for its great outdoor recreation.
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Road Trip No. 30 Marion and Greensboro: Interesting People, Places and Food
Alabama’s Black Belt region, so named because of its rich black soil, cuts a swath across the state that encompasses 22 counties, including Hale and Perry.
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Road Trip No. 2 Guntersville: Where Eagles Fly
It's the name of a famous song, but Guntersville is truly a place "where eagles fly."
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Road Trip No. 12 Childersburg and Sylacauga: Family Fun
Take your family to explore a cave that’s 12 stories deep. Eleven miles away, amaze them as your car rolls uphill, seemly defying the law of gravity.
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Road Trip No. 9 Gulf Coast Birding: Fort Morgan, Dauphin Island, Theodore
Alabama's Gulf Coast is a stopover point for birds as they return from Central to North America in the spring, so it's the perfect place to see herons, seagulls, pelicans and...
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Road Trip No. 20 Decatur: Fun in the River City
Located on the banks of the Tennessee River in North Alabama, Decatur is called “The River City” and is known for its great outdoor recreation.
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Road Trip No. 27 Fort Payne: The View From Lookout Mountain
The largest city along the Alabama portion of the Lookout Mountain Parkway is Fort Payne.
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Road Trip No. 6 Birmingham: Taking it to the Streets, Downtown
Get ready to travel to Birmingham, Alabama's largest city, for a stroll through historic downtown. On this walking tour, you will go to the place where hot peanuts have been...
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Road Trip No. 7 Huntsville: To the Moon and Back By Dinner
The U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville is the largest and most comprehensive space flight museum in the world.
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Road Trip No. 28 Alabama’s Gulf Coast: Where Kids Drive the Fun Home
Some of the best family memories are made on a beach vacation. Ditching your regular routine and setting out for Alabama’s 32 miles of sandy seashore welcomes a bit of magic...
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Road Trip No. 18 Go for a Drive on the RTJ Golf Trail
In Alabama, you can go for a drive on the RTJ Golf Trail, but these driving skills don’t require a steering wheel.
Read more
Road Trip No. 18 Go for a Drive on the RTJ Golf Trail
In Alabama, you can go for a drive on the RTJ Golf Trail, but these driving skills don’t require a steering wheel.
Read more
Road Trip No. 1 Tuscaloosa to Auburn: BCS Championship Tour
The University of Alabama Crimson Tide and the Auburn Tigers are cross-state rivals in football, but together they have won the last three Bowl Championship Series titles.
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Road Trip No. 29 Famous Alabamians Hometown Heroes Road Trip
Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Hank Williams Sr. and George Washington Carver – these names rank among the most notable people in America.
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