Visit An Apple Orchard, Then Sleep In A Cabin Surrounded By Fall Foliage On This Weekend Getaway In Alabama
Jennifer Young
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There are a variety of fun things to do in the fall in Alabama for the entire family. One of these activities is visiting an apple orchard. There are many great apple orchards in Alabama, including Crow Mountain Orchard. To learn all about it, plus a great place to book an overnight stay following your visit, read on look below. Together, these make for a wonderful weekend getaway in Alabama in the fall.
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Do you have a favorite apple orchard in Alabama? What about a favorite spot for a weekend getaway in Alabama during the fall season? If so, please share them with us in the comments.
If you’ve ever wondered whether or not you should travel elsewhere this time of year, here are several reasons why you should visit Alabama in the fall. I think it’s time to pack up the car for a road trip to Alabama!
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Things To Do In Alabama
What are the best road trip stops in Alabama?
The best road trip stops in Alabama include:
- Cheaha State Park in Delta. This park opened in 1933 and spans almost 3,000 acres on top of Cheaha Mountain. It’s the highest point in the state.
- Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham. This massive zoo holds over 500 animals including about 180 species, including several endangered species.
- Ave Maria Grotto in Cullman. This is a rock garden with miniature models of well-known religious temples and churches from all over the world.
- Huntsville Botanical Garden in Huntsville. This 112-acre garden is absolutely gorgeous and is home to the largest open-air butterfly house in the nation.
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What are the most iconic attractions in Alabama?
The most iconic attractions in Alabama include:
- Gulf Coast Beaches. Many of these beaches have fine, white sand and clear, turquoise waters which bring people from all over the state to the coast.
- Little River Canyon National Preserve. This is an utterly stunning place that is great for hiking, fishing, kayaking, and scenic views.
- Fort Morgan. This historic site was part of the Battle of Mobile Bay during the Civil War and is an intriguing abandoned site.
- USS Alabama. The state’s namesake ship was in service during World War II and is a significant landmark for locals.
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What are the most underrated attractions in Alabama?
The most underrated attractions in Alabama include:
- Holmes Medical Museum in Foley. This was a hospital from 1936 to 1958 and is now a museum with exhibits featuring medical instruments and machinery from decades past.
- Orr Park in Montevallo. This park is unique in that it has a trail with faces, dragons, and other characters carved into the trees.
- Old Courthouse Museum in Monroeville. This is the courtroom that inspired the novel “To Kill A Mockingbird”. The movie recreated this place as a set.
- Old State Bank in Decatur. Come here to see a museum of what banks were like in the 1800s, with teller cages and an old walk-in vault.
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