Pet Friendly Things To Do in Florence, Alabama

Wilson Reservoir is located in northern Alabama at the towns of Florence and Muscle Shoals. The reservoir extends upstream for 15 miles to Wheeler Dam and covers 15,500 acres. Largemouth bass and s... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Wilson Lake' is the reservoir created by Wilson Dam as part of the Tennessee Valley Authority. The lake stretches ... More on Wikipedia

Operation Schedule : Open Tu�Sat. 10�4, Sun. 1-4 ; Description : One of best examples of Wright's Usonian s... More on 800Alabama.com

This is a spectacular house in a normal neighborhood setting, which makes it all the more delightful . More on TripAdvisor

W. C. Handy The Father of the Blues, William Christopher Handy, was born in Florence in 1873 in a simple ca... More on uptake_content

William Christopher Handy was born in this log cabin, not too far from its current location, on November 16... More on igougo

Visitors welcome. Sunday ... More on Yahoo! Travel

There are few churches where there is excitement AND true fellowship, yet in my first moments in Highland I... More on Yahoo! Travel

Take a short ride to the country and find an unbelievable selection of pumpkins and outdoor fun ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Great for families with small kids ....even the older ones love it! More on Yahoo! Travel

Family-oriented Park featuring a series of paved walking trails which wind through gentle hills and a series of small lakes and ponds and native plants, a playground and a pavilion. A great locatio... More on Discover America

Inscription. This park was donated to the people of Florence by Dr. Kirk R. and Lillian Cook Deibert who initially acquired this property in 1952. The acreage was once a part of a large ante-bellum... More on HMDB

Inscription. Plans for the Florence Little League Baseball program for youth in ages ranging from eight to twelve years were completed in April 1951. These plans and the layout of this playing field were in accord with those developed ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This park, first designated as a Public Walk, was laid out as part of the original plans of Florence in 1818. On February 20, 1924, the Board of City Commissioners officially changed its name from City Park to Woodrow ... More on HMDB

This park is full of Quarter pipes, ramps, rails, fun boxes, and anything you can imagine in a small town skatepark. The park ... More on skateboardpark.com

Test your nerve and balance, rippin' and slalomin' on marble-smooth concrete. Rails, concrete pads, and ramps for novice and skilled rollerbladers ... More on uptake_content

The 300-acre wooded area just north of Florence shows off the Shoals natural beauty with its creeks, bluffs, forests and waterfalls among over 4.5 miles of challenging ... More on Discover America