You'll Never Forget A Trip To These 10 Waterfront Spots In Alabama
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Jennifer Young
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Alabama is home to many beautiful waterfront spots. Whether you enjoy fishing, boating, skiing or just simply viewing beautiful waterfalls, Alabama has the perfect waterfront spot for you.
Here are 10 amazing waterfront spots in Alabama you should definitely check out:
Noccalula Falls, a beautiful 90-foot waterfall, is the main feature of Noccalula Falls Park. As you can see, it's GORGEOUS!!!
Boating, fishing, swimming and skiing are just a few of the many recreational activities enjoyed by many on the Tennessee River. The Tennessee River was once known as the Cherokee River.
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This BEAUTIFUL picture speaks for itself. STUNNING!!!
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Big Spring Park, located in downtown Huntsville, is built around its namesake "Big Spring," the original water source that Huntsville was built around. In addition to the beautiful lake, Big Spring Park is also home to the annual Panoply Arts Festival.
DeSoto Falls, a magnificent 100-foot
waterfall, is formed where
the West Fork of the Little River drops off a
Lookout Mountain cliff. DeSoto Falls is one of the most BEAUTIFUL waterfalls in the South.
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The Hippie Hole is part of the Little River Canyon, and it's one of the BEST swimming holes in Alabama.
At 69,000 acres, Lake Guntersville is Alabama's largest lake.
Who doesn't love spending an afternoon at the beach? Look at that view. Absolutely BREATHTAKING!!!
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Lake Eufaula has been referred to as the "Bass Fishing Capital of the World." It's definitely one of the true gems of the South.
Little River Falls, a lovely 45-foot waterfall, is part of Little River Canyon National Preserve. It marks the beginning of the Little River Canyon.
Where is your favorite waterfront spot in Alabama? Let us know in the comments below!
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