Best Public parks in HUNTSVILLE

Great day with granddaughters exploring Huntsville’s history. Lots of fish, ducks, and geese. Make sure to take plenty of quarters. There are several fish food vending machines along the paths. TRUST ME ITS WORTH IT.

Lovely state park with easy running trails, we did three trails on a lovely winter afternoon with family. We walked through the simple Japanese garden to start. And oh, it’s $5 (per person I think), but I’m happy to pay for lovely trails. I think the playgrounds are nice, but we didn’t get a chance to play :) And the visitor center is nice with clean bathrooms. Reaching the place from Nashville took two hours and it was a breath of fresh air. Be warned that you have to go up to the mountain and there is fog that comes and goes, just drive slow in the fog, playing peek a boo with gorgeous sunshine. What I loved about it is that the trails are run-able at least the three we did: North Plateau, South Plateau, and part of the Fire Tower Trail. Also, some lovely vistas and the trails are well marked. The people were lovely too, with pets all leashed. We also saw three deer that darted off when we were running.

Great disc golf course with significant history within the sport. Very well maintained, and parking was easy, which is hard to say for most courses.