マディソン郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Home to one of Thomas Dambo’s creations, Mama Zelda, a 20-foot troll made of recycled materials with a maze through her hair

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.

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.

An ephemeral pool that dries in the hotter parts of the year and hosts a range of amphibians as they breed in the wetter times of year.

Probably not the first thing you would expect to find in a State Park in North Alabama. But yes, there actually is a small Japanese Tea Garden in Monte Sano State Park. It includes some nice buildings, bridges and paths leading through the garden.

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.

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.

Additional parking in lot up the hill and on the left from main parking area; porta-potty at trailhead