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Autumn at
DeSoto State Park

DeSoto Falls near Mentone

Little River Canyon National Preserve

Little River in DeSoto State
Park
Contact us at:
DeKalb County Tourist Association
1503 Glenn Blvd. SW
P.O. Box 681165
Fort Payne, AL 35968
888-805-4740
256-845-3957
info@tourdekalb.com
Last Updated:
09/26/2007
©Copyright 2007, DeKalb County
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Experience
the beauty of the Fall Season in the Highlands of Alabama
Recommended by Southern Living as an Autumn Destination!
Named in 2003 by Today Show Travel Editor Peter Greenberg as a top 5 destination for Fall
Color in America!
Welcome to Lookout Mountain Alabama, where Mother Nature has set the stage for a
spectacular Autumn season! Autumn
mountain breezes whisper through the trees in September, inviting you to sit a spell and enjoy the change in seasons. A hint of color usually begins to appear in early October and lasts
well into mid-November. Check out the
current fall foliage and plan to join us for a
day, or better yet, overnight! Travel our 93-mile scenic Lookout Mountain Parkway,
Highway 75 on Sand Mountain and U.S. Highway 11 in the valley of these two mountain ranges
for some of the prettiest scenery in the country.
May
we suggest a scenic drive?
Get lost in the
mountains of Northeast Alabama. Really! Come travel some of DeKalb County's 778 square
miles and you will want to lose yourself in the rugged beauty of the land. The mountains
lend to the landscape of rolling hills, rural farmland, country roads, picturesque
valleys, pristine waterfalls, canyons, lakes and rivers.
Let
our staff help you plan a travel itinerary to the best places on Lookout
Mountain and throughout DeKalb County so you can take in all the fall color.
Whether you want to ride, hike, bike or take a leisurely walk through the
woods, we have the perfect suggestion that will make you glad you spent time
during the Autumn Season of 2007 in Lookout Mountain Alabama!
Come See...Just for
the Fun of It!

These photos were taken Sunday October 15, 2006 in DeSoto State Park.

These photos were taken
Friday, October 20, 2006.

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