Rivers bisect the state of Alabama emptying into the Gulf of Mexico.
The rivers sustain the farms and now manufacturing developments that dot the landscape.
Alabama, most known for its role in Civil War and Civil Rights Movement, is also home to one of the earliest port cities, Mobile, founded in 1702 by French immigrants. Here you can learn about the lives of Gulf Coast fishermen or cycle the route used in the Underground Railroad. Find the Birmingham Jail where Martin Luther King Jr. wrote, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere".
These are the state parks you need to visit in the Yellowhammer State.
Wait...is this the Caribbean?
Honor the legacies of luminaries and the experiences of everyday people.
The great state of Alabama ranks high on the list for most biodiverse states, making it an excellent destination for wildlife tourism.
There’s more than brisket out there.
For one, we’ve got two of the best college football teams in the whole dang country.
Tradition unlike any other.
In 2008, Alabama said "hell no" to beer restrictions. We're glad they did!
Epic food, music, and outdoor views without the tourists.
On any given day, there are a number of ways to pass the time in the freakiest fashion.