Located
just north of Tuskegee, it is the smallest national forest in the United
States. Despite its small size, it offers some of the best hiking, fishing,
biking, and wildlife in the southeastern United States. Bartram National
Recreation Trail runs through this national forest for about 8 ½ miles.
There are 15 miles of horseback riding trails in the northern half of
the forest.
Located
in Montgomery, Alabama. Over 500 animals from five different continents
can be seen in their natural, barrier-free habitats. Animal encounter
stations bring you closer to the animals. These include a free petting
zoo, South American Flight Aviary, feeding the river otters or watch
as the elephants are led through training exercises by their trainers.
Come see the 2 new Bengal tiger cubs and the rare Indian rhino calf
born in 2013.
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