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October 14 Rock Climbing / Rappelling Adventure Combo Nestled in the NE corner of Alabama are some of the best and unique sandstone cliffs in the country. Come experience first-hand what rock climbing and rappelling is all about with guides who are fun, safe and energetic. This trip includes all the gear plus basic instruction. No prior climbing experience is needed. $54 per person 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 256-997-9577
October 14 Extreme Night Hike This end-of-day adventure does not slow down just because it's dark. Intended for a large group team-building exercise, this hike has a bit of bouldering, some scrambling, some spelunking, and a whole lot of required working together. Headlamp and enthusiastic guide included. Meet at True Adventure Sports. $18pp. 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. 256-997-9577
October 17 – 18 The 26th Annual Mentone Colorfest Come and enjoy the events in the heart of downtown Mentone. Arts, crafts, great food, live entertainment and much more. The festival will fill Mentone Brow Park Saturday and Sunday with fun and excitement. 256-634-4444
October 16 DeSoto State Park Campfire Talks: Global Warming and Climate Change Hurricanes in June droughts…cold spells in May. What is going on? Join Dr. Jonathon Herbert as he explains the science behind global warming and how it might affect Alabama. 6 p.m. 256-845-0051
October 17 Medicinal Plants of Fall: Gathering & Preserving Herbs Join herbalist Darryl Patton and DSP staff for a hike on the trails of Desoto State Park to see the fruits of the Fall season. Learn how to preserve herbs for the winter. Meet at DeSoto's Nature Center at 9:00a.m to 11 a.m. Wear appropriate footwear and clothing and bring snacks and water for the hike. 256-845-0051
May We Suggest:
Down on the Farm There is fun for the whole family on this farm in Rainsville. Pick your own pumpkin from a pumpkin patch, enjoy hay rides and hay jumps, two corn mazes, a gift shop and "Farmhouse Grille" restaurant. Individual and group pricing available. Down on the Farm is located at 1951 Heaton Road in Rainsville. 256-638-6200
Take to the Trails Autumn is in the air and the leaves have turned spectacular colors. Take to the many miles of hiking and biking trails in DeSoto State Park and Buck’s Pocket State Park. Cruise along the 23-mile canyon rim drive in the Little River Canyon National Preserve. Maps are available at the DeKalb County Tourist Association office in Fort Payne across from Burger King, and at the Lodge and Country Store in DeSoto State Park.
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