April Walking Tours
The Athens-Limestone County Tourism Association announces the return of free, guided walking tours each Saturday in the month of April. The Athens’ guided walking tours are part of the “April Walking Tours” coordinated by the Alabama Tourism Department. Alabama is the only state in the nation to hold statewide, simultaneous walking tours. These walking tours are a great way to get out and enjoy the spring weather and find out the history of our state and communities.
The one-hour free walking tour begins at 10 a.m. at the meeting room of the Athens-Limestone Visitor Center 100 North Beaty Street next to Big Springs Memorial Park. Knowledgeable guides will escort participants through tours featuring routes through historical districts and areas.
Participants are asked to check-in at the Athens-Limestone Visitors Center at 9:45AM. Comfortable walking shoes and light jacket are suggested for the walk which encounters a variety of terrain.
Participants can experience the culture and history of Athens by taking one of these walks each Saturday.
The one-hour free walking tour begins at 10 a.m. at the meeting room of the Athens-Limestone Visitor Center 100 North Beaty Street next to Big Springs Memorial Park. Knowledgeable guides will escort participants through tours featuring routes through historical districts and areas.
Participants are asked to check-in at the Athens-Limestone Visitors Center at 9:45AM. Comfortable walking shoes and light jacket are suggested for the walk which encounters a variety of terrain.
Participants can experience the culture and history of Athens by taking one of these walks each Saturday.
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Enjoy Mooresville, Alabama
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Mooresville Saturday Walks
9:45AM at the Mooresville Post Office Mooresville will be on display during Saturday mornings in April as part of the Alabama Tourism Department's April Walking Tours initiative. These walking tours are free. (Please note: this is a walking tour only - no vendors, exhibitors, events, home tours.) The entire town of Mooresville, Alabama is on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of Alabama's most important and intact villages. Historic homes and buildings, gracious gardens and tree-shaded streets make a visit to Mooresville seem like a step back in time. |
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