Boaz bowling alley has the best place to have Birthday parties for kids! We had one for my 9 year…read moreold grand daughter today and after talking to the owner Frank and setting it up with Christie who was a complete professional , she made the day wonderful for the kids and the parents! If you do not use this place you are crazy because they are very accommodating and are the sweetest people ! Thank you Frank & Christie for letting us using this establishment and for a wonderful day for the family and grandkids !

Really good me and my friends had a blast the employees…read moreare really nice!!!! They have a $2 for 1 game day, it's really good.

I booked a trip with Capt. Jason Whitehead on Lake Guntersville to get better at bass fishing and…read morecould not have asked for a better teacher. Jason was incredibly patient, provided clear instructions on new techniques, and even showed me how to read the graphs and locate prime fishing spots on hard bottom. He set me up with high-quality gear and made sure we were on fish at every stop. Highly recommend booking a trip if you want to learn the local waters and catch some beautiful fish. On top of that he is just a great guy to share a boat with and go fishing --5 stars!

My dad and I wanted have been to Lake Guntersville a dozen times. He had always talked about…read moregetting a guide. After a rough trip in October my dad started looking. He found Mr. Whitehead with Alabama Elite Fishing Guide. Me. Whitehead and my dad communicate via phone calls and text for a couple of weeks. Settling on roughly 2 half day and 1 full day trips in February 2023. Mr. Whitehead was absolutely professional from the start. His boat is very nice and easily accommodated us. All of his gear was too notch. Everything was supplied. On top of fishing we also wanted to learn about electronic since we run Garmin LiveScope at home and wanted to learn more fishing techniques. Me. Whitehead took time to explain all of the fine details. Both my dad and I went home knowing so much more about fishing at Lake Guntersville, fishing in general, fishing techniques that we can use at home and about electronics. Mr. Whitehead was able to get us onto fish. I caught my 2 largest bass on this trip. We have a lot in the 2-4 lb range. We were more that satisfied. I think I'll be trying some of his MMA Fishing Rods too I highly recommend anyone looking for a guide in the Guntersville area to give Mr. Whitehead with Alabama Fishing Guide a chance. https://alelitefishingguide.com/#

The course look on real earlier this year in the spring after being shut down all winter to replace…read morethe greens. I would've given it four stars then. I was unaware of the green condition. It is hard for me to understand how the greens were so good in the spring and this is what we have now. No given some more better than others but some were almost completely black with very little grass on them.

Nicest course around for the money. I'd love to see the course incorporate sand traps, but other…read morethan that it's a well kept course, and fairly challenging.

Beautiful lodge on Green mountain for residents in the area. The lodge is available for rent for…read moreevents for members. There are also tennis courts, a resort style pool, basketball courts, and a gym.

Wonderful Place To Camp and Kayak. The next time we visit we're bringing the Gators and taking the…read moreATV trail. Rumor has it Bigfoot had been spotted around area.

WOW! What a crack!…read more Buck's Pocket is a 2,000 acre State Park surrounding a natural canyon affectionately referred to as a pocket. The canyon lies in the Cumberland Plateau, a geological area west of the Appalachian Mountain chain that stretches from eastern Kentucky to northern Alabama and is contiguous with the Allegheny Plateau on the northern side. It's one thing to learn about things like plateaus in school and quite another to see them in person. It's pretty incredible to see grassland and farmland so vast that you forget you are in the mountains, but then suddenly and out of nowhere a canyon like Bucks Pocket appears like a huge crack in the earth. ~~~ The main overlook known as Jim Lynn Overlook @ Point Rock sits at the end of a peninsula of stone that is almost undetectable from the parking area. You will follow a wooden platform with multiple stairs up and down for about 100 yards. The stairs/platforms were recently refurbished in 2017. Along the way are several side overlooks that are not fenced (so be careful with children). According to alapark.com, the cliffs surrounding the overlook roughly exceed 1,000 feet, but that is overall elevation above sea level... not the true height of the cliff. ACCORDING TO THE USGS NATIONAL TOPOGRAPHY MAP, the area of Buck's Pocket nearest to Point Rock overlook sits around 1,100 feet above sea level. The Little Sauty Creek that passes through Buck's Pocket near the base of Point Rock is at an elevation of around 750 feet above sea level. This means Point Rock could not possibly be 1,000 feet tall as advertised, but instead only around 350 feet, which geologically is referred to as its overall prominence. Regardless, there are sheer drops here that would be unquestionably fatal. A fence with wooden beams and stone columns surrounds the overlooks main area. This is not an overlook for long distance views, but instead one that magnifies elevation differences. Without the fence, even someone without a fear heights would probably have a panic attack at the cliffs edge. Area 2,000 acres Established 1971 ~~~ HISTORY The park opened in 1971 after the land was originally purchased from a farmer by a Booster Club in 1966. It was once inhabited by Cherokee Indians and was also used for growing coffee and olives by the French during the 1700s and later for logging in the 1940s. Buck's Pocket was said to have been give its name because an abundant amount of deer that once roamed these lands. Urban legend has it that a buck apparently leapt from Point Rock to its death after being trapped by Cherokee Indian. Yet another urban legend says a man named Buck Berry used this area to escape being drafted during the Civil War and still another more modern legend says Alabama politicians would come here after unsuccessful bids for office I suppose to wallow in their sorrows. There are 15 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding plus a picnic area with views into the canyon below. ~~~ FINAL THOUGHTS Beautiful canyon worthy of a quick visit if traveling through Alabama on a scenic road trip! 2020 / 27

While they have installed new cart paths, the condition of the greens is atrocious. The greens are…read morenot puttable. The greens add more than 10 stokes to your round. Also, the practice putting green is even worse.

The folks running this were so cool and fun to be around. We did level 1 but they challenged us to…read moretry level 2... I believe we'll be back! It was so fun!

This is my favorite place to go to relax. My first visit here last year was during Memorial Day…read moreweekend. I wanted a change of scenery to do some work for the close of the school year. Lake Guntersville did not disappoint. I stayed at the Wyndham (review coming) which sat on the lake. My room had a beautiful view and I could sit outside on the balcony and do my work in peace. I don't have to worry about running into anyone I know and so far everyone has been very pleasant. As I'm typing this, I'm getting packed to spend a few days here....i need to refresh my mind and spirit, and to me, this is a perfect place to do it!

This is a nice lodge. The rooms need updating but very clean. We have a lake view and saw tons of…read morebirds.

I don't know why it says I'm in California but anyways. Don and Matt are great and I love the…read morerange. Been a member for a few years now and really enjoy it.

I was a member of this Range before it was even built, first time my wife and I went there to shoot…read morethe owner and people that was there acted like they was better than every one else, complete ass holes, while we was there we decided to check out the gun store on site, I have never gone into a Gun store and been treated like we was at that store, the wife and I decided that we did not want to associate with people that think and act like that so I never renewed my membership