Cheap Things To Do in Altoona, Alabama

(Gargus, 22', 1966, 01-28-A) across Gargus Bass Lake in Gallant , Etowah County, AL. CR35 (Gallant Rd.) E. 0.2 miles from jct with Rock Bridge Rd. in Gallant to the bridge on the S. side of the road ... More on dalejtravis.com

Operation Schedule : Open 24 hours. ; Description : Located just off AL Hwy. 75 in Blount County. Free admission. Built in 1935, this is one of the highest covered bridges in the nation, standing a... More on 800Alabama.com

(Horton’s Mill, 203', 1934, restored 1974, 01-05-07) across Calvert Prong Little Warrior River NNE of Oneonta , Blount County, AL. AL75 NNE 5.0 miles from jct with US231 in Oneonta, W. on ... More on dalejtravis.com

Neely Henry Reservoir is located in northeast Alabama on the Coosa River, near the towns of Gadsden and Oha... More on AnglerWeb.com

This lake is made up of 11.2 acres of water and 33 miles of shoreline. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Operation Schedule : Open 24 hrs. ; Description : Located 1.5 mi. from U.S. 231 in Blount County. Free admission. This one-span town bridge was built in 1930. Tin covered and in fairly good repair, all 95 feet of its single ... More on 800Alabama.com

Operation Schedule : Open Mar.-Oct. 10-6. ; Description : Located in the scenic setting of Noccalula Falls Park in Etowah County. Admission charged to the park. This 1899 bridge was made of rough-h... More on 800Alabama.com

(Gilliland’s or Reese City, 81', 1899, 01-28-C) across a pond in Noccalula Falls Park in Gadsden, Etowah County, AL. AL411 N. 1.8 miles from jct with US278/431 in ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. In memory of the Gadsden Alabama girl heroine Emma Sansom, who when the bridge across Black Creek had been burned by the enemy, mounted behind Gen. Forest and showed him a ford where h... More on HMDB

Under gunfire, teenage heroine Emma Sansom guided Gen. Forrest's troops across Balck Creek near Gadsden on May 2, 1863. The following day, Confederate Forces ... More on 800Alabama.com

Operation Schedule : Open 8 a.m.�10 p.m. ; Description : Seventy-acre complex with lighted softball and soccer fields, basketball courts, picnic ... More on 800Alabama.com

Inscription. Created Feb. 7, 1818 by Alabama Territorial Legislature from lands ceded by the Creek Indian Nation. Named for the Tennessee Governor W. G. Blount, who sent militia under Andrew Jackson to punish the Creeks for Fort Mims ... More on HMDB

Inscription. John Hanby came in 1817 and found a rich seam of brown iron ore. Named Champion in 1882 when Henry DeBardeleben and James Sloss bought land and brought L&N Railroad causing county seat to be moved from Blountsville to ... More on HMDB

Inscription. William M. Bailey (born 1859 in Cherokee Co.; died 1909 in Blount Co.) settled 40 acres on what became Co. Rd 36 to the west and New Home Church Rd to the east in 1893. He brought three small sons from Cherokee Co. after ... More on HMDB