After a multi-million dollar renovation, these barrier islands in Alabama have been restored to offer visitors and wildlife a blissful escape into nature.
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Alabama’s Gulf Coast might be small, but this natural refuge along its pristine shores is rife with wildlife and trails with incredible views of the water.
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Prepare for some team spirit at this hidden Appalachian town, which showcases the best of Alabama through hiking trails and a rich cultural and sports scene.
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Along the Tennessee River is a city in Alabama that's home to a delightful downtown area with museums, beautiful gardens, and parks to explore.
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If you're getting ready to retire, you want to be able to stretch your dollar while still getting to experience life. Luckily, this Alabama city offers it all.
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This historic site in Alabama was founded by survivors of the Transatlantic Slave Trade and is home to preservation projects and rich biodiversity.
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This rural town is northern Alabama's go-to for autumnal activities and home of one of the most popular pumpkin patches in the state, if not the country.
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From Admiral oysters on the half shell to succulent ribeye, chow down to your heart's content with stunning coastal views at this Gulf Coast favorite.
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Before planning a trip to the South, find out which city ranks as the most dangerous per FBI data, plus why it still draws curious travelers.
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Along with plenty of places to enjoy a glass of wine, beer, or spirits, this charming little city is home to some incredible museums and seasonal festivals.
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If you're headed down South, you're headed to peach country. Why not spend some time in a city renowned for its fruit statues as much as its produce?
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Tucked away in central Alabama, this historical city offers a fascinating combination of ancient caves and rich heritage that’s definitely worth the trip.
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Also known as "Druid City" and "City of Oaks," this Alabama college city boasts U.S. history, riverside sites, and youthful vibes. And yes, plenty of oaks.
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This city on Mobile Bay provides the perfect base for exploring the river delta by boat, and there's plenty of places to refuel with fresh seafood, too.
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This serene lake in Alabama is an excellent destination for fishing, offering miles of shoreline, several marinas for rentals, and cozy nearby lodging.
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If you're a fan of off-beat destinations, this quirky Alabama town east of Montgomery is home to one of the wildest museums in the country.
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Seeking small-town charm in Alabama? This destination is home to a sprawling slab of marble, seasonal festivals, and the iconic Blue Blue Creamery.
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Four of the world's 100 best coffee shops are located in this surprising Southern state, including one local shop that landed in the No. 17 spot.
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A visit to one of Alabama's most haunted and historic landmarks will give you an insight into the dark history of manufacturing in Birmingham.
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The small community offers a peaceful, laid-back vibe compared to other beach towns, with miles of beautiful beaches, historic attractions, and outdoor fun.
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You've just found your next summer vacation destination: This hidden lake in Alabama is famous for its cleanliness, RV parks, and great fishing spots.
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This underrated Southern gem boasts a quirky claim to fame, with wineries, unique shops, delicious dining, and plenty of small-town character.
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Amtrak's new "Mardi Gras route" train line is a return to the Gulf Coast's past, with stops between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama that will delight travelers.
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This charming Alabama lake is tucked away in Gulf State Park, and it's a hidden gem that's great for fishing, swimming, kayaking, and hiking.
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While this college town is closely associated with football, visitors here can also indulge in the arts or go on a hike into the scenic Alabama wilderness.
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This charming town in Alabama is the perfect place to discover nature trails made from converted railroad tracks as well as small town living. Find out more.
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This welcoming coastal town offers history, plenty of activities, intimate dining, and romantic getaways, all conveniently located on Mobile Bay.
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