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We're looking forward to celebrating with you! Please read the website and faq's before reaching out with any questions.
We're looking forward to celebrating with you! Please read the website and faq's before reaching out with any questions.
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Things To Do

While the number one thing on your list will be our wedding, we have some other (not as exciting) recommendations nearby if you have extra time.

Noccalula Falls

Gadsden, AL 35904

for viewing, hiking, mountain biking, train ride, going underneath, etc Noccalula Falls Park and Campground is Northeast Alabama’s premiere destination for family fun and camping!

Riverwalk City Park

Gadsden, AL 35901

A beautiful riverfront park along the Coosa River adjacent to Coosa Landing. The Riverwalk Park features a great boardwalk to walk on, and several docks and piers for dock fishing or tying up boats. There are several covered picnic pavilions on the boardwalk. The best place to park is at Coosa Landing, behind the Dollar General store at 108 Hood Ave.

Gadsden Downtown Historic District

500 Broad Street, Gadsden, AL 35901

Come to Historic Downtown Gadsden for great shopping at unique stores & boutiques, dine at local eateries, enjoy community fellowship & fun activities. We're sure you will enjoy our local events that are hosted here such as First Friday, Third Thursday, various exhibits at The Mary G Hardin Center for Cultural Arts

Gadsden Museum of Art

515 Broad Street, Gadsden, AL 35901

The Gadsden Museum of Art and History promotes an appreciation of the visual arts by hosting a variety of changing art exhibitions each year, including solo artist shows, group shows, and the display of pieces from the permanent collection.

The James D. Martin Wildlife Park

1224-1226 South 11th Street, Gadsden, AL 35901

The James D. Martin Wildlife Park offers exceptional facilities for exploring an extensive backwater of Neely Henry Lake, on the Coosa River in the City of Gadsden. In addition to a walking trail along the shoreline, a network of boardwalks allows visitors to walk out into the 300-acre lake, and even to visit a series of wooded islands situated along the mouth of Black Creek, providing superb views of the birdlife of this rich and varied ecosystem.