Me and my friends went to the space and rocket museum together, it was a memorable experience we…read morewon't forget. The planetarium was awesome, looking around at the rockets was another plus. When we eventually got hungry we went to the galaxy grill which has possibly the worst food i've ever put into my stomach, I paid $10 for a single small burger which was dry and overloaded with onions, if you wanna be food poisoned then go to the galaxy grill.

I have visited here twice on field trips with my students. I love this museum! There's so much to…read morelearn and if you're into science like me, this is definitely your place. There are self-guided tours, guided tours for groups and hands-on classroom experiences. You can meet an actual NASA scientist, learn about our solar system in the planetarium, and enjoy the various rides that are included with admission. There are other fun things to do but I believe those events/rides cost extra. You can even enjoy lunch under the trees or in the food court area inside. Pro Tip: Plan to visit at least two days to take it all in! It's definitely an out of this world experience!

The Rocket City Rover is soo much fun!!! We are from out of town and every time we visit…read moreHuntsville, my teenage daughter asks to ride the Rocket City Rover. Finally in Dec 2002, we did it! We took the "Carols and Cocoa " tour, which is family friendly. My two teenagers had so much fun! Singing carols, pedaling, seeing the Christmas lights and drinking hot cocoa. The staff were outstanding! They were so much fun! I definitely recommend this!!

Great and super fun as always! Easy to communicate with and they give you options on planning your…read moreroute.

Angie is amazing. She goes above and beyond to make sure that every single trip is everything it…read morecan be. She tries to cater to each individual need while still making sure no one feels slighted or left out. We have traveled with her since 2018 and see no end in sight.

From the owner: We've successfully completed more than 100 trips since 2016. We are not a private group. Our bus…read moretrips are open to all travel enthusiasts. At the core of our company, we believe the little details mean the most. We try to create close ties with each traveler to make them feel welcome and comfortable. Whether you enjoy day trips, overnight travel, historical tours or casual experiences, we offer something for everyone.

We had a great time on our walk! Our ghost guide was very knowledgeable, kept a lively patter and…read morepace and was able to answer most every single question asked! I'd had full hip replacement surgery and was using a walker to get around. Made the full two hours with out a problem. Go if you can, you'll be glad you did!

Love doing this each year! We've been on all 3 many times and have had a great time. The hosts are…read morevery knowledgeable and the price they charge can't be beat for 2 hours of entertainment.

Trail blazing in Madison? Even minor scrambling (the use of your hands for balance and pulling up)…read moreoff small slick rocks? Who would have thought we could do this just a few miles from home?! Hubby and I have been blazing this gem for over 2 yrs now since relocating to the south, and never once have we not enjoyed Rainbow Mountain nor have we left w dry clothing on our backs no matter what season we're in. PARKING Recently developed by the Land Trust is a 12-spot parking lot right near the entrance to Stoneridge Park. It's free. Once the lot is full, your alternative would be street parking which, of course, is also free. TRAILS The main trailhead is located next to the water tower. The trails here on Rainbow Mountain are relatively easy but can be strenuous depending on your experience, speed, and which direction one starts off with. So at an average, I'd say this is an easy to moderate trail to hike. Covering about 4 miles of single-track trails across 130 acres with a peak elevation of 1,150 and an elevation loss/gain of 388 ft, you are sure to break a sweat here. There are 4 trails that interconnect some how or another. And if you plan your route in advance, you can get a good 5 miles out of these. Rainbow Mountain Loop 1.5mi Ja Moo Ko Loop 0.9mi Spring Trail 0.3mi Wild Trail 0.34mi On a good Saturday morning after some light down pour, we usually cover 2.35 miles in about an hour hiking across damp ground and with minor scrambling through slick rocks on the Rainbow Mtn Loop and Ja Moo Ko Loop Trails. This hour timeframe also includes about a few quick pauses to quench our thirsts and another short break by the stream below. Most peeps prefer starting off on the leisurely southern route and taking in the panoramic views of Madison and the awe'ness of Balance Rock. We prefer starting off on the northern route. This IMO eliminates being caught in the crowd which often slows our pace. If I don't carry my DSLR, I tend to hike at a fast speed so don't get in my way! ;D It's a relatively quick hike for us but we're always drenched with sweat and ready for a shower by the time we're done. GEOLOGY and POIs Rainbow Mountain, known to be part of the Southern Appalachian Plateau, has many beautiful rock outcrops. Even the nearby homes have them as part of their natural landscape beauty. Here you'll find the Hartselle Sandstone formation which consists of sandstone, limestone, and shale. The erosive resistance of these rocks have resulted in what you'll see here - bluffs, very small seasonal waterfalls, and caves. Balance Rock is a must see. If you're trekking too fast, you just might miss it. It's located on the southern route of Rainbow Mtn Loop. I always find it interesting to see the wavy line features and pebbles in the sandstone on Balance Rock which supposedly was caused by the actions of water from long ago seas. There are also two caves here - Rainbow Pit (a 65 feet deep vertical cave), and Belly-Up Cave. These are known to be the result of water leaching the limestone rock. We've yet to search these out and explore these caves ourselves in fear of possibly falling in. However, I've heard that people have rappelled these in years past. It's also suspected that the nearby subdivision developer will seal the cave (if they haven't already) by placing a large boulder over the entrance to avoid potential lawsuits from ignoramus'. Funny but sad. Sad that such a beautiful piece of land can't be preserved for those of us that appreciate it and the history and features it holds. RECOMMENDATIONS & VERDICT Hike in the mornings especially if the forecasts includes humidity in the afternoon. Bring a minimum of 16oz bottled water per person, a snack (if you prefer), sunblock, hat/cap, hiking stick (if you have one), and a smile. And don't forget to stretch before & afterwards. That's the norm if we lead a hike here. This is close to home so we'll be back as often as our schedule permits, and weather permitting too. Check it out yourself! These trails are worth exploring!!

Great terrain for experienced hikers and other beautiful terrain for less experienced, older hikers…read moreand children. Be sure to bring camera... in the fall, this is called Rainbow Mountain for a reason. Balanced Rock is a just short walk down from the end of Stoneway Trail.

My wife and I alongside the other 20 people in our bridal party had a terrible experience on our…read morewedding day with this charter. AC did not work at all. It was blowing hot air on a hot day in Huntsville, AL. We were not pleased with the sweaty mess the bridal party was as we made our way to take pictures, the church ceremony, and the reception. Hair was frizzy and had to be fixed several times on both sides, makeup was getting smeared, and the men in their tuxedos were drenched. You can imagine how frustrating this was as we would not have done with this service if we had known the AC was not going to be working AS IT WAS ADVERTISED TO BE. The driver stated she was "fixing" it on the day of the wedding and NOTHING was changed. Not only this, but it was advertised that there was Bluetooth/radio. This was also FALSE. No music was played on their end. Thankfully, we had a speaker. This company and their charter was arguably the worst experience of the day. After sending an email the day after the wedding to Kim, the manager, I have still not received a response. Radio silence just like their charter that they falsely advertised. I should've known better after that miserable experience on our wedding day. I paid the full amount for a service that was not fully given. Terrible experience and would not recommend to anyone looking for group transportation.

they left us abandoned in Atlanta for an entire night. also two of the five busses we rented broke…read moredown. D O N O T R I D E T H E S E B U S S E S

Denise is a brilliant, engaging, and knowledgable tour guide. My family hired her to take us on a…read morecivil rights tour of Huntsville when I was picking up my son from Space Camp. She made history come to life at several of the memorable historic sites around Huntsville, including the Oakwood Slave Cemetery, the Buffalo Solider's Memorial, the first school to be integrated in Huntsville, and Lowe Mill, the largest artist studio space in the South. The booking process was easy -- she was responsive to our requests and highly communicative. I highly recommend Denise to anyone wanting to make the most of their visit to Huntsville!

Denise is an excellent, engaging and knowledgeable Tour guide on the murals and history of…read moreHuntsville Alabama. I was on one of her Mural Tours of Huntsville Alabama in which she gave our group an absolutely fantastic overview of the murals, putting each of the murals in their historical context and drawing on her own experience of living in the south and the region. I would recommend SceneThat Tours to anyone planning a visit to Huntsville and North Alabama . Thanks again!