Small but beautiful. So peaceful. Has a Japanese tea house, Zen garden, bamboo tunnel and pretty…read moreplant and tree species.

Not much to see since there were no flowers blooming but I bet once spring comes along, it would be…read morea beautiful place to visit. The Japanese house there is so adorable. If you walk a little further down the trail, you will go across the road to the Monte Sano Lodge, amphitheater and a huge playground.

Indian Creek Greenway is a pleasant little oasis that allows you to escape the ever growing…read morepresence of the city of Huntsville, Alabama. This was a part of a nice enough park and all in all, it was a cool place to spend a bit of time before climbing in my car and dealing with a couple hour drive. Our communities need parks and greenways. We need places that we can escape to and get away from modern living and get a glimpse of nature. Overall, I would definitely recommend here.

The best venue around, Huntsville Madison. 2 huge dog…read morefenced areas (1 for small dogs & 1 for large dogs ). People are so friendly & polite. Walking areas are paved say 4 miles going south to Madison PIKE and another 3 miles to north where new homes were built. You can go past Blue Horizon the Amazon facility where they build rockets. For folks just visiting Huntsville This is the Rocket City! Really growing, now the largest city in Alabama! Up from 168,000 to over 233,000 residents and still building

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.

Tons of trails and options while hiking here. The trails are moderate to difficult, with steep…read moreinclines and lots of stuff to trip on. I'd recommend bringing a walking stick, especially if it has been raining. The trillium were just coming out, not quite in bloom when we visited. I can see this being a very popular local destination to hike on the weekends.

I love this lookout and have been here many times over the years! I have hiked the trail once from…read morethe bottom up (starting at the Sugar Tree Trailhead). It was fairly steep, but enjoyable! There is a large gravel parking lot, with the hiking trail entrance on one end and the lookout area on the other. Around sunset, the parking lot can get pretty busy, but I've never not been able to find parking. Parking is kind of a free-for-all, since there aren't any lines or signs. There are a few benches near the edge. Most people either bring blankets to sit on or just stand around to see the view / watch the sunset. It's pretty far away, but you can see the Saturn V at the Space and Rocket Center if you zoom in with your camera / have binoculars.

Came here on a weekend morning around 9AM, not many cars parked in the parking lot although there…read morewere quite a few when leaving around noon. Well-marked trail, pretty flat for the most part, fine views. Slightly muddy in some parts, dead trees and lots of leaves on the ground.

This is a beautiful paved trail that goes along the Flint River. You access it to the right, just…read morepast Cove Park. You can run, bike or walk. There is a trail map, port-o-potty and trash cans. Very well kept.

This is a great place to walk. It's not required to pay or donate anything…read more Once you get out into it, it reminds me of Lookout Mountain without any mountains. The grass is similar and it's just a big open space. Bathrooms are scarce... There are some trash receptacles at the entrance though.

I'm going to give it 3 stars because when my husband took me to walk it when we was dating it was…read morebeautiful. Can't wait for it to be back. It's a great sight to see. I was hopeful that with all this rain I would have gotten to see a beaver or two but... better luck next time . Love this place.

Really great trail that runs right along the creek the whole way, with plenty of spots to walk over…read moreinto the water if you choose. (We opted out of this with two wild kiddos and being in from out of town!) While the trail starts on the map where indicated, we recommend parking at the middle school and dropping in midway along the trail. (There's a nice park there as well.) Trail is fairly flat with a few little hills here and there, but overall decent enough that we took a stroller and didn't have any issues beyond just being tired of pushing our youngest. Great views along the way of wooded areas, some little wetland pieces, going under bridges by a busy highway - good variety to keep the little ones entertained and remember landmarks on your return trip of this out and back style trail. Was a wonderful little break to our trip - very happy we found it and highly recommend to anyone passing through.

Great walking trail. Watch out for the homeless people at the south parking area. Recommend you…read morepark at the middle school.

The river trip you need! Put down the phone and go!!…read more Think Ritz Carlton service, but with a tie dyed t-shirts and a friendly smile. The crew here will help you find the perfect river experience to make you forget your day to day drag. Along this beautiful clear and unspoiled river I saw turtles, blue herons, fish, and a teenage raccoon washing his hands in the flowing water. I almost expected him to wave and burst into song like a Disney film (Perhaps I need professional help). Seriously, this trip was just the thing I needed, I'm sure a visit will put a smile on your face as well.

Great people and great service. The river is unbelievably beautiful and the fishing is awesomeread more