Parks in Double Springs, Alabama

Wild-flowing creeks in northwestern Alabama converge to become the Sipsey River, 61 miles of which has been... More on Epinions.com

For the most part they are well maintained but there are a lot of side trails, so it can be easy to get lost. More on Epinions.com

Sipsey Wilderness is the most beautiful spot left in Alabama to see nature as it was many years ago. We backpack as a family ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I have learned, after living here for 4 years, that you can't expect too much from this state (AL). Sipsey is AL nearly at its best in my humble ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Operation Schedule : Open Apr. 1�Oct. 31: 7�6. ; Description More on 800Alabama.com

The Bankhead is a great place for biking, hiking, fishing, swimming, and camping. There's also a shooting r... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. This 270 foot bridge was constructed in 1904, destroyed by a flood in 1921 and rebuilt the fol... More on HMDB

After months of skirmishes from Gadsden to Cullman, on April 30, 1863, General William Bedford Forrest of t... More on igougo

Established in 1830 as Alabama's first college, LaGrange soon became known as "The West Point of the South." The college was destroyed by Union forces led by Colonel Florence M. Cornyn and his "des... More on Discover America

Operation Schedule : Park open year-round, visitor center open Sun. 1-5 & by appt. ; Description : Site of Alabama's first college, destroyed during the Civil War. Antebellum cemetery. Period struc... More on 800Alabama.com