One of deepest gorges east of Mississippi River. Falls plunge 104 ft. Dense woodlands, seasonal wildflowers, spectacular views. Restaurant, meeting rooms, motel, chalets, cabins, campground, picnic area, nature center, hiking, pool. ADA-accessible playground, boardwalk trail.
Excellent example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture with its turrets, arched windows and heavy stone facade. Artifacts from many Indian tribes, 1800-1900
Fort Payne, AL MuseumsLittle River Canyon is the deepest river gorge in the U.S. besides the Grand Canyon. At the National Preserve you will enjoy scenic vistas and waterfalls along the beautiful Little River Canyon. Bring lots of film, you will want to capture the beauty of this area forever. Follow a 23
Fort Payne, AL Natural AttractionsAlabama's largest antebellum district. Federal, Italianate and classical architecture. Also see 1819 Weeden House Musem, Alab...
Trout raised here for visitor's fishing pleasure. Fishing poles, bait bagging and icing of fish caught are included in fee....
Path was removal route for 2500 Creek Indians. Traveled by frontiersman Davy Crockett during Creek Indian War. Ran from Ft. M...
Provides extensive collections of beautiful and exotic insects, mounted birds, animals, rocks and minerals, sea shells and co...
Cherokee County's heritage is depicted with local newspapers, shotguns, wagons, housewares, telephones, 50-year-old doll coll...