Loved the trail ride and the views along the ride . The trail has some nice spots and the trail…read moreleader is wonderful

Gentle horses great for beginners and a short break to see beautiful DeSoto Falls. Katelyn was very…read moreinformative about lore.

Edward Mason Park in Mentone, Alabama is a small, wooded pocket park located right next to…read moreMentone's City Hall along Alabama Highway 117. It is named after Edward Mason, one of the town's founders and its first postmaster. Mentone itself was founded in the post‑Civil War era when settlers, including the Mason family from Iowa, arrived on Lookout Mountain. Edward Mason's contributions to civic life were so significant that the town honored him with this park. His sister Alice even named the town "Mentone" and donated land for Bankhead Cemetery. The part features a wheelchair‑accessible trail, restrooms, and roadside viewing areas. It was a peaceful stop to pop out of the car and walk around for a bit after the drive through these curvy mountain roads. [Review 1539 of 2025 - 263 in Alabama - 25089 overall]

My oh my!!! How did I not know this place existed in Alabama? I've been on a tour this Summer of…read morereally exploring my state. I was gone for 30 years living in different states for work, oooing and ahhing about the beauty in those places without realizing I came from a beautiful state, with all of it's craziness. While on this tour, I went to Little River Canyon and was able to watch a documentary and read about the history of the canyon and the river...AMAZING!!! I was blown away by the beauty of the canyon first and foremost! Then the river running through this massage canyon was peaceful and relaxing. Great, great amazing place. I encourage everyone to go and learn about the geography of your state. Watch out for the bears though!

Absolutely beautiful spot we need to go back to, literally two years ago to day almost and not a…read morefar drive at all. We visited early and the trees were just changing colors, but there was still lots of green to go around. Park rangers on site and helpful. The best time to view Little River Falls is in the winter with snow runoff and increasing waterfall flow, but this visit was just as beautiful. ADA accessible from near parking lot but you can also take a short loop trail that brings you around and above the canyon along the highway (protected of course), before a scenic view at the rim from where we were.

Located west of Scottsboro, Al about 1 hour drive east on Hwy 72 from Huntsville. Nice course,…read moreeasy on cart usage very few golf cart only days. Drains quite nicely. Grass coming in unlike sunset landing april 01,2024 where fairways are still hard pan. Grass not come up yet at sunset landing. (I got lost at plantation because I could not follow the signs to each hole. ) Looking forward to playing out there again if I can get someone to come with me!

Played the lake course noon on a Tuesday conditions good green s very good . Pace was good 18 in…read more3.75 h. Friendly staff. Great deal by golf now app- $30 for 18 with cart .

Menlo Park is a modest community space that mixes recreation with remembrance. At its center stands…read morea Civil War memorial statue, a figure that dominates the playground and shapes the atmosphere of the park. Depending on one's perspective of the war, the placement may feel either like history woven into daily life or an uneasy reminder of conflict watching over children at play. The statue is impossible to ignore, and its presence adds a layer of complexity to what might otherwise be a simple town park. Beyond the monument, the park offers several family‑friendly features. The playground equipment is in good condition, with slides and climbing structures that give kids plenty to enjoy. A picnic pavilion with tables sits nearby, though the restrooms were closed for the season during my visit. The mulch base beneath the play area is especially thoughtful, making it easier for toddlers who are still learning to keep steady on their feet. Taken together, Menlo Park is both a place for play and a site of remembrance, its dual identity making it distinctive but also complicated for visitors. There is plenty of parking nearby on the streets of this small town. [Review 1542 of 2025 - 869 in Georgia - 25092 overall]

My experience here was very good the people were nice and the campsites and campgrounds are nice…read more The fishing ponds and rivers ere really nice but the only downside side is the algae and the seaweed that gets caught in your luwer

Beautiful Park with a Great Lake for fishing. They also have a beach, tent sites,RV sites. several…read moreboat ramps and a couple of pavilions to host small picnics. Amazing trails, hiking, bring your own kayak or boat, great wildlife. There is a small fee for the day I believe it's $5.00 it's alcohol free park and there's always plenty of Park Rangers there that are very nice and very helpful.

Another great GA State Park. The camping facilities are fantastic! There are a variety of hiking…read moretrails available with a variety of different difficulty. Great Lakes for fishing.

Great park! Beautiful upper and lower lake with several trails. Nice camping areas and everyone is…read morealways very friendly.

Beautiful location. Whole staff is very helpful and never hesitate to take a moment away from what…read morethey're doing to give directions, trail advice, or just talk bikes with guests. Co-owner Josh Cohan was particularly helpful, going above and beyond by helping guide my young nephew when he could as it was his first time riding downhill. Really speaks volumes when uppermost management/ownership makes time like that. Green trails push the rider and that classification at the onset. A bit challenging for a day one rider, but we had it pretty dialed in just in time for a brilliant sunset that is frequently the cap of a long day riding out here. Shuttles are efficient, and the facilities are excellent - very clean, and include everything from a full service shop to showers. Also a big fan of the frequent races and events, and always appreciate being surprised at random by a new food truck that's parked in the man lot for a day or two. All in all, very grateful to have such an awesome place to get out into nature just a stones throw from the city.

So I even hesitate adding Jarrod's Place to the Yelp network. Jarred's is for the hardcore and…read moreriders should be prepared and ready for the skill needed to enjoy this gem. The park is built for down hill mountain biking and does not disappoint. The bike park is organized like a ski mountain with green, blue, black, and double black expert courses. The park headquarters Ahmad great amenities bathroom, showers, bike was down station. The boast a full service mechanic shop and gear for days. The park offers loft service via a truck and trailer to a drop off point close to the top of the mountain. The shuttle service is worth it unless you are on an eMTB. The shuttle pick up is just a short ride from the main parking and park headquarters. They made the ride to the shuttle pretty fun with some tight berms and a solid step up to wet the pallet. Once on the shuttle the crew will take you to a drop off point near the top of the mountain. The shuttle takes about 10-15 min. Once at the drop off there is a map to direct you to the trails. All trails are well marked and appropriately described. There is the option to bike up higher on the mountain to access a few black diamond enduro trails that are well worth it. Green trails: These are not your average green trails. One can expect to some chunkier gnarly then normal steepness and features. Blue trails: I really feel like this is where the park starts to come to life. These trails were technical and flowy and just great. My beginner rider girlfriend actually appreciated the blue flow trail more than the green one open to us when we visited. Black trails: The black diamonds were dialed. Just enough intensity to leave you feeling more than satisfied. Over we had an amazing experience at Jarred's Place. The trails offered up some rewarding challenges and some opportunities for progression. I would highly recommend Jarred's to any serious mountain biker out there. Can't wait for my next visit.