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Opened in late 2022, Parker-Haun Park—formerly River District Park—sits along the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa. The space features open lawns, a riverside plaza, an outdoor stage, and vibrant lighting. It quickly became a favorite for community gatherings. Named in honor of the Parker and Haun families, longtime supporters of local education and the Saban Center.

Jones Valley Trail is a 2.5-mile segment of the greater Red Rock Trail System. This paved multi-use trail winds from Birmingham's Industrial Lakeview District to the lively neighborhood of Avondale. In some areas, the trail runs parallel to a railroad track that was once the city's lifeblood. Informational signs about the city's industrious history can be found along the trail.

This large iron sign denotes the beginning of Birmingham's beloved Rotary Trail. The creation of the Rotary Trail transformed a vacant railway right-of-way into a paved four-block walking and biking path with water features and landscaping, along with beautiful views of the city's skyline.

This is a very lovely, well kept, manicured park, and the fulcrum of downtown Huntsville. There is a big lake, water fountains, plenty of benches to sit on, and two viewing points to get a good overlook. Several bike trails converge on the area too, so it is a good place to start and finish your ride.

Running by Lake Lonnie in Metro Kiwanis Sportsplex is a refreshing experience. As you traverse the scenic trail, enjoy tranquil views of the lake. The presence of an amphitheater and vast grass areas enhances the landscape, offering runners a perfect blend of nature and recreation. Lace up and relish the invigorating sights during your run.

Adjacent to the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater and situated on the banks of the Black Warrior River, this area provides breathtaking views of the water. With open green spaces and seating areas, it's an ideal spot to relax and take a break.

The fire tower is no longer open to the public and cannot be climbed, but it is a tall-standing symbol of the area's past.

Firetower Trail is a mostly flat trail in Monte Sano State Park. As the name indicates, it passes a 100-feet fire tower. Unfortunately, it's closed and can not be climbed anymore. The trail includes a few rocky sections but is mostly easy to hike and leads through forest.