What a great walking path!…read more I had no idea what to expect when I came today with my dog. I decided to take the walk g path around the lake. It is about 3 miles. A great walk! A great path! I would walk this everyday if I lived here! Check it out!!!

So far one of the nicest lake to visit in Ozark, Alabama great area to walk with your family or…read morepets and fishing is very peaceful and quiet for the most part just be careful up above for the banana spiders by the trees!!!

Cool little park in the middle of a neighborhood. It is not Something like a destination type park,…read morebut I am sure that the neighborhood embraces this park.

I went to look at the beautiful bridge with my family. It's very close to the Montgomery Museum of…read moreArt.

Such a pretty place! Everything was neat and nice and the scenery was just gorgeous. Will…read moredefinitely be returning.

Bicentennial Park is a small park, but an incredible park that pays tribute to our military. It is…read morelocated just off of 231 in Troy, Alabama and was an impressive place. I wish they had a parking lot, but I was able to park on the street and with the limited space, I guess it is better to give the space to a park than parking. Bicentennial Park is a great place to head towards and I would definitely recommend a visit here if you find yourself in Troy, Alabama.

HRmony Park is an extremely small park on a side street iff of Hihhway 231 that really does not…read moreoffer much, but I think that it has a very cool vibe.

Wonderful place to have a picnic. The place is kept nice! The water is clean and always warm!read more

What a beautiful place! There are a lot trees and plenty of parking. It costs 4 a person. The…read moregatekeeper was a sweet older woman who wished me a great day. The highlight of the park is definitely the two pools filled with crisp and cool spring water. It took my breath away when I jumped in. I had tried easing my way in down one of the sets of concrete stair and that wasnt happening. The water was clear. There are picnic tables scattered all around the pools. The bottom of the pools are sandy, but not too mushy. I was glad that I wore my aqua shoes. I didnt see any glass but there are a few big rocks in both of the pools. The pools spill out into the river. You can go in both but I had the feeling the river was going to have snakes, so I stayed away from that. This place is definitely worth a visit.

The hubby wanted to take a relaxing spin so I'll do one for the team.... I'm not your typical…read moreoutdoor fan., but hey it's hubby's day .. It's great watching God's nature, hearing the chirping of several different birds and watching the boats pass by with the drivers speaking as they sail down stream..... Very nice area for family gatherings, and there's also a pic nic area, and dog park!!!

Despite its name, Cooters Pond is a nice little park centered around a lake. It is a nice place to…read moreunwind for a bit and a place to leave the problems and stress of the day behind. All in all, I would definitely recommend this particular park.

This is one of Alabama's best kept secrets…read more It's one of the most gorgeous natural wonderlands of unspoiled natural beauty in America IMO. The lake, the forest, just magnificent. No people for miles. No one around at all. A natural paradise in the woods. Excellent hunting & fishing. My dad loves it so much, he bought a huge piece of property near by. We drive the side by side all around. So much fun. haha. Highest recommendations.

While the park was closed, I did head down to the boat launch and enjoyed a stunning view of the…read morelake and the stunning scenery around it.

Didn't go but would like to. Looks pretty. Last park we…read morehaven't gone to. Will update when we go!

Pathetic excuse for a trail. Huge ugly pipe and trail smells like sewer gas. The scenery is thin…read moreand you walk are walking behind a neighborhood.

This collection of trails is another prime example of humans and nature working together to create…read moresomething nice. The trails are fairly well maintained and marked. It is fairly flat, but has a few small bumps and hills. On my visits it has been quiet and calm. I saw some fish, a turtle, frogs, and a range of birds and squirrels. I really enjoyed it. I also noticed just a small amount of trash, which is still too much in a place this natural. There is a small pump track for bmx and mountain bikes. They also have a small bike station to work on your bike if you need to including a hand air pump. That is a huge plus! The parking lot is unclear and dirt. I just pulled to the end and out of the way. There are other access points, but I've not been to them yet. I would definitely recommend this park if you are in the Dothan area.