Spring has made it to the Tennessee Valley, and while some people dread the annual release of legions of pollen, there are plenty of things to look forward to.
One of those things is flowers, and the blooming of trees and plants can be seen all over the valley.
The invention of modern allergy medicine makes it more than worth it to venture outside right now, so step out and take in the beauty of Spring at one of these spots.
Green Mountain
Green Mountain is the best place to take in nature in Southeast Huntsville. Bring your fishing rod or pack a picnic.
Monte Sano State Park
Enjoy the scenery on one of Monte Sano Park’s 12 hiking and biking trails.
Huntsville Botanical Gardens
With over 13 different types of gardens growing all kinds of Southeastern plants, the Botanical Gardens is your one stop shop for all things flora.
Hays Nature Preserve
Take your horses on the trails in the areas most undeveloped parklands. Swamps, fields, and forests can all be found in this Nature Preserve.
Aldridge Creek Greenway
Run, bike or blade over 5 miles of paved trail that runs alongside Aldridge Creek.
Find a handy guide for navigating the Greenway here.
Big Spring Park
As the most popular outdoor place in downtown Huntsville, Big Spring Park is right in the middle of fabulous restaurants and stores. Their sparkling grotto isn’t half bad either.
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