Wow! Watch our compilation of Alabama’s roaring waterfalls
Let’s face it. Â February 2020 has been VERY WET – and we haven’t even hit the midpoint of the month.
Let’s face it. Â February 2020 has been VERY WET – and we haven’t even hit the midpoint of the month.
As the Federal government shutdown enters its second week, one of the hardest hit federal government programs in Alabama are the National Wildlife Refuges and National Park units.
Last month on October 21st, Jacksonville State University (JSU) along with National Park Service officials and hundreds of citizens celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Little River Canyon National Preserve.
This past Saturday, friends and families celebrated the 25th Anniversary of Little Canyon National Preserve at the Jacksonville State University Canyon Center in Fort Payne, Alabama.  Established by an Act of Congress on October 24th, 1992, the Preserve is Alabama’s…
Sponsored This upcoming Saturday, October 21st, people throughout the South will travel to Little River Canyon National Preserve to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the park.
If you love nature, there are several wonderful opportunities to celebrate and experience Alabama’s Natural wonders over the next two weeks.
Looking to escape Birmingham for one night and enjoy the deepest canyon east of the Mississippi?
Fearless or crazy?
Sponsored Below is a press release about a very special fundraiser from our friends at the JSU Little River Canyon Center. Â If you love jazz, gourmet food and nature this is a can’t miss event!
Sponsored Need to build your February activities calendar? The JSU Little River Canyon Center has a diverse range of programs that include hiking the Pinhoti Trail and Little River Canyon, preparing for a rare solar eclipse, and listening to some…
WOW! Photo taken this morning of Little River Falls by our good friend Steve White at the JSU Little River Canyon Center. According to the Weather Underground website 3.68 inches of rain fell on the Fort Payne area on Saturday and…
According to the National Park Service (NPS), visitation at the Little River Canyon National Preserve nearly doubled in 2016. Park visitation was over 462,703 in 2016 compared to 248,137 visitors in 2015.  The 86% jump in attendance occurred primarily because…
Sponsored by the JSU Little River Canyon Center For every hiker, there are trails at the top of their bucket list. For example, in Alabama everyone has the Big Tree in the Sipsey Wilderness or the iconic Walls of Jericho on…
According to JSU Little River Canyon Center’s Steve White the falls were at 1270 cfs yesterday morning! Big difference since October.
Looking for a quick getaway trip this week? Try Little River Canyon National Preserve.