When the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail came calling to the Shoals, it added the crown jewels to an already excellent array of public and semi-private golf courses in the area. Some people might say that the 36-hole RTJ Golf Trail facility in Ford City is the filet mignon of local golf. Full Story
If you spend much time in the Shoals, chances are you’ll get an invite to spend a little time at a popular fishing hole. From large lakes on the Tennessee River to small reservoirs and creeks, anglers have plenty of places to fish. And there is a diversity of fish to target. Full Story
Alabama has trails where visitors can golf or fish their way across the state. There’s also a trail that winds across north Alabama that’s for the birds and bird watchers. Full Story
With more than 135,000 acres of lakes around the Shoals, finding a place for water-based recreation isn’t too tough. Skiing, boating, sailing and fishing are among the most popular water activities. Some find more pleasure in leisurely floats down streams in canoes, making sure to take in the scenic beauty of the Shoals. Full Story
What’s the most visited National Park Service attraction? That’s easy. It’s got to be the Statute of Liberty Park. Maybe Yellowstone, or possibly the Grand Canyon. No, wait. It’s the Great Smoky Mountains. Well, I guess it could be Yosemite. You’d be wrong with any of those guesses. Full Story
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