We invite you to experience the magic of the Singing River, with towns as diverse in character as the attractions and amenities they offer. Visit Muscle Shoals, Tuscumbia, and Sheffield, collectively called “The Shoals”. Those who seek inspiration in the life of Helen Keller should visit her quaint Southern home, music lovers must visit the recording studios that gave Muscle Shoals the title of “hit recording capital of the world”. Nature lovers will find scenic vistas with canyons and waterfalls. You’ll discover a vibrant cultural scene offering art and architecture, music, parks, festivals and fun! Enjoy fishing Pickwick and Wilson Lakes or play a round of golf at The Shoals Robert Trent Jones Golf Course. Whatever you seek in a vacation, we offer it in a special place called The Shoals.

300 North Commons, W. ,TuscumbiaThe dramatic life and times of Helen Keller are preserved at her birthplace and childhood home, Ivy Green. The plantation home and birthplace cottage, dating back to the 1820’s, are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Original furnishings of the Keller family decorate the home and museum, highlighted by

hundreds of Miss Keller’s personal mementos, books and gifts from her lifetime of travel and lectures for the betterment of the world’s blind and deaf-blind. Hours M – Sa 8:30 am – 4 pm. (256) 383-4066. Admission. www.helenkellerbirthplace.org

“The Miracle Worker” PlayAlabama’s official outdoor drama, continues to inspire and captivate audiences from around the world every June through mid-July since 1961. William Gibson’s play dramatizes the efforts of teacher Anne Sullivan to open the world of communication to 7-year-old blind and deaf Helen Keller. STS* Top 20 and ABA* Top 100 Event. For tickets call 256-383-4066.

Known for our rocking Muscle Shoals music and as the birthplace of America’s First Lady of Courage, Helen Keller, we invite you to visit the Muscle Shoals area for an authentically southern experience. Whether it is dining in one of our local eateries, shopping in a lovingly preserved downtown district in Tuscumbia or Sheffield filled with a variety of merchandise in antique stores, gift shops, and fashionable ladies clothing boutiques, or strolling through Tuscumbia’s scenic Spring Park to enjoy the musically choreographed Water Show, we know you can experience a taste of true southern culture in our area. During your visit, please stop in our Visitors Center, located conveniently next door to the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in Tuscumbia for friendly, local advice, free brochures, and area maps. Also, be sure to ask for discount coupons to some of our local attractions. No matter where your visit leads you, you will find friendly people, small town charm, and sites authentically Southern.

617 U.S. Highway 72 West, TuscumbiaThe outstanding achievements and the music of Alabamians are presented in this state museum. “Father of the Blues” W.C. Handy, “Father of Rock and Roll” Sam Phillips and Percy Sledge (“When a Man Loves a Woman”), all Shoals natives, are among the prestigious inductees. You’ll hear rocking rhythms and soul touching melodies as you admire the vast memorabilia from the lives and careers of more than 1,000 stars, representing all styles of America’s music. (256) 381-4417. www.alamhof.org. Hours: T-Sa 9 am-5 pm. Admission.

603 East Avalon Ave., Muscle ShoalsFAME, established in 1959, was the first successful, professional recording studio in Alabama. Arthur Alexander’s 1961 hit, “You Better Move On,” cut here, launched the famous Muscle Shoals sound. The internationally acclaimed documentary, “Muscle Shoals” released in 2013, told the story of FAME and its’ founder, Rick Hall. Releases from FAME have sold over 300 million copies world-wide. (256) 381-0801. www.fame2.com. Admission.

3614 Jackson Highway, SheffieldEstablished in 1969 by a group of former FAME session musicians, this was the location where the Rolling Stones, Cher, Bob Segar, Rod Stewart, Paul Simon, Art Garfunkle, and many others created some of the most popular hits of the 1970’s. The rhythm section was eventually immortalized as “The Swampers” by Lynyrd Skynyrd in the lyrics to “Sweet Home Alabama.” (256) 394-3562. www.MSMusicFoundation.org. Admission.

1000 Alabama Ave., SheffieldFounded in 1978, this was the second location of the legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studio for over 25 years, where the “Swampers” continued to record hits after moving from their Jackson Highway location. Recording artists including Bob Segar, Bob Dylan, Dr. Hook, Etta James, The Oak Ridge Boys, Julian Lennon, Glenn Frey and countless others. (256) 764-1434 or (256) 335-6961. www.CypressMoonProduction.com. Admission.

NEARBY: W.C. Handy Home, Museum, & Library 620 W. College St., Florence (256) 760-6434. Admission.

Historic TuscumbiaOne of Alabama’s Best

Collections of 19th century architecture from the antebellum period. The town of Tuscumbia is centered by its quaint downtown, which includes the majestic Colbert County Courthouse, a restored train depot, early churches and many historic homes. More than 50 buildings remain from the Antebellum period. A 6-block area along Main Street holds some of Alabama’s earliest commercial buildings, including the Sutherland Building and Commercial Row. The south end of Main Street culminates at Spring Park, site of the town’s founding (c.1817). Chickasaw Chief Tuscumbia was honored by early white settlers in the naming of the town. National Register Historic District. Specialty shops and restaurants now occupy many of these historic buildings.

Historic SheffieldNorth Montgomery Avenue with its wide, tree-lined streets is the setting for many historic homes in Sheffield. The city was incorporated in 1885 and soon after, fine Victorian homes were built, followed by large, craftsman style bungalows. National Register Historic District. Specialty shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues now occupy many buildings in the historic commercial district.

Village One - SheffieldThis planned community of 85 bungalows, barracks, school, and parks was built as government defense housing in 1918. The streets were laid out in an unusual Liberty Bell design. The houses feature red tile roofs and stucco exteriors. National Register Historic District.

Belle Mont Mansion1569 Cook Lane, TuscumbiaOne of early Alabama’s crowning architectural achievements, this is one of the most outstanding Palladian-style houses in the Deep South. The mansion has a raised, two-story central section with flanking, one-story wings and a U-shaped floor plan that embraces a courtyard. (256) 381-5052. www.preserveala.org. Open W-Sa, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission.

LaGrange College Site Park1491 LaGrange College Rd., LeightonEstablished in 1830 as Alabama’s first college, LaGrange became known as “The West Point of the South.” In 1863, the college was destroyed by Union forces. A pioneer village has been recreated at the site to include a welcome center and museum, chapel, and Log Cabin B&B. www.lagrangehistoricsite.com. Park open daily 9am – 5pm; Center staffed Sun, 1-4 pm. Donations. (256) 446-9324

Tuscumbia Railway Depot & Museum204 W. 5th St., TuscumbiaThis 1888 restored passenger depot was utilized by both the Memphis and Charleston and Southern Railway companies. Today, it is a museum dedicated to its’ memorabilia. Tuscumbia boasts the first railroad west of the Appalachian Mountains. (256) 389-1357. Admission.

Nearby:Frank Lloyd Wright-Rosenbaum Home, 601 Riverview Dr., Florence. Admission. (256) 740-8899 Pope’s Tavern Museum, 203 Hermitage Dr., Florence. Admission. (256) 760-6349

Please visit our website for a complete list of current and upcoming events.Spring/Summer:April: Saturday Morning Walking ToursMay: Recall LaGrange at Historic Lagrange College Site Park Chuck Wagon Races at Seven SpringsJune: The Miracle Worker Play Helen Keller Festival Muscle Shoals Street Rod Festival African Heritage FestivalJuly: The Miracle Worker Play Saddle Up for St. Jude W.C Handy Music Festival Fall/Winter September: Oka Kapassa Return to Cold Water American Indian Festival Labor Day in Spring Park The Coon Dog Labor Day CelebrationNovember: Christmas in the CountryDecember: Trees of Christmas A Plantation Christmas at Belle Mont Mansion Dickens Christmas Ya’ll Festival

Stage production of Les Misérables at The Ritz Theatre. (Photo credit: Joe and Valerie Romans)

Tennessee Valley Museum of Art511 North Water St. , TuscumbiaThis regional art center is a venue for cultural activities. Galleries provide annual and rotating exhibits as well as workshops for adults and children. The permanent exhibition of the Martin Petroglyph, a 3,000 pound boulder with carvings completed by prehistoric people, is on display in a replicated bluff shelter setting. (See website for Rotating Exhibit and Workshop Schedule.) (256) 383-0533. www.tvaa.net. Admission. M-F, 9am – 5pm; Sun, 1-3 pm, Free on Sundays.

The Ritz Theatre111 West 3rd St., SheffieldBuilt in 1927, this former silent movie house was renovated in 1985, preserving the original 1930’s art deco interior. The theatre is now home to a vibrant community performing arts program. (See website for Production and Film Calendar.) (256) 383-0533. www.tvaa.net

NEARBY: Kennedy-Douglas Center for the Arts, 217 Tuscaloosa St., Florence. (256) 760-6379Shoals Symphony at UNA, Florence. (256) 765-5122The Shoals Theatre, 123 N. Seminary St., Florence. (256) 764-1700

NATURE WALKS & CYCLINGSeveral miles of hiking, walking, jogging and biking trails are available to the public on the TVA Reservation located in Muscle Shoals and Sheffield. A six mile-bike trail through historic downtown Sheffield is accessible from N. Montgomery Ave. Fifteen miles of hiking trails are maintained in Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve, west of Tuscumbia.

Old Railroad Bridge2100 Ashe Blvd., SheffieldThis pedestrian bridge is 1,580 feet long and 14 feet high. The pier dates back to 1832, the superstructure to 1903. The original bridge opened in 1839 as a toll bridge with trains crossing on the upper deck while wagons, pedestrians and livestock crossed over the bottom.

Riverfront Park1416 Alabama Avenue, Sheffield This park boasts one mile of inviting shoreline on Pickwick Lake. Variety of recreation available, including boat launch, fishing piers, docking facilities, picnicking, walking trails, splash pad, playground and restrooms.

BIRDINGThe northwest loop of the North Alabama Birding Trail boasts more than a dozen sites located primarily in the Shoals area. Several sites are noted for their impressive congregations of winter birds – waterfowl, eagles, gulls – as well as a long list of rare or vagrant species to the state. Leighton Ponds, with its assemblage of flooded sinkholes, is one of Alabama’s best interior sites for shorebird migration. The Natchez Trace Parkway with its wooded, scenic byway offers Barred Owls and Wild Turkey. Another site on the historic Trace, Rock Springs, is renowned for its concentration of fall migrating hummingbirds. These sites and more make for great birding in the Shoals area. www.northalabamabirdingtrail.com

Whippoorwill Park1201 N. Montgomery Ave., Sheffield This 44-acre, wooded park is accessed within the historic downtown residential district and was laid out in the original town of Sheffield in 1884. Home to many species of wild flowers and plants, it is a bird sanctuary. Vietnam Memorial on site.

UNIQUE & OUTDOORSHawk Pride Mountain Off-Road Park3834 Hawk Pride Mountain Rd, TuscumbiaThis privately owned park offers a wide variety of offroading spread over 1,000 acres. Over 40 trails to accommodate everyone from the most sophisticated rock crawlers to simple 4x4s and ATV’s. Camping pads for RV’s, primitive camping, bathhouses, restrooms, food vendors, and merchandise. www.HawkPrideMountainOffRoad.com (256) 349-4150

Wilson Lock and Dam3985 Reservation Rd., Muscle Shoals Wilson Dam boasts one of the highest, single-lift locks in the world. Construction on the dam began during World War I, TVA was created in 1933. www.tva.gov/sites/wilson.htm (256) 764-5223

Natchez Trace Parkway444 Miles from Natchez, MS to Nashville, TN – 33 miles in AlabamaA National Scenic Byway and All American Road, the Colbert Ferry site offers restrooms, picnic area, swimming, fishing, boat launch, bicycle only campground at Milepost 327. www.nps.gov (800) 305-7417

Watersports:With two lakes covering more than 58,700 acres and hundreds of miles of winding creeks and streams, Pickwick and Wilson Lakes are a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. The waterways are great places to kayak, fish, swim, paddle board, windsurf, water ski or take a sunset cruise on a yacht.

Nearby:Te-lah-nay’s Wall (Tom Hendrix’ Wall): 13890 County Road 8, Florence (256) 764-3617

The Muscle Shoals area offers some of the best fishing opportunities in the nation with well-known Pickwick and Wilson Lakes! The lakes were formed beginning in the 1930s when the Tennessee Valley Authority began construction of a series of massive dams along the Tennessee River in North Alabama. This unique combination of the nature-made deep channel of the river and the man-made reservoirs of flooded fields, bluffs and marsh areas has

generated excellent habitats for a large variety of game fish. For trip planning, guide services, and tournament information visit www.VisitShoalsAL.com

PICKWICK LAKEPickwick impounds 30,175 acres of water along the Tennessee River, stretching 46 miles between Muscle Shoals, Ala., and Pickwick Landing, Tenn. Fishing

conditions include shallow stump flats, well-defined channels, active feeder creeks, steeply falling

bluffs, rocky ledges and long grassbeds. www.FishPickwickLake.com

WILSON LAKEWilson impounds 15,930 acres of water along the Tennessee River, stretching 15 miles between Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals, Ala. and Rogersville’s Wheeler

Dam. Fishing conditions include rocky points, grassbeds, deep dropoffs with many ideal shallow water areas, and great night fishing in the summer. www.FishWilsonLake.com

LICENSEFishing licenses are available at the Colbert County Courthouse and at many bait and tackle shops in the area. State fishing licenses may also be purchased online at www.OutdoorAlabama.com, which also contains the latest license fees, creel limits and lake records.

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at the Shoals990 Sunbelt Parkway, Muscle ShoalsTwo, 18-hole, championship courses overlooking Wilson Lake are included on Alabama’s RTJ Golf Trail. The links-style Fighting Joe measures an astounding 8,092 yards, offering simple, straight-forward golf that challenges both the amateur and the PGA pro. The tree-lined Schoolmaster is traditional golf, keeping with the natural topography along the river. Wooded, rolling, spectacular. Club house, dining, pro shop. (256) 446-5111; www.rtjgolf.com

Cypress Lakes Golf Course 1211 E 6th St., Muscle ShoalsChallenging 18-hole golf course, bentgrass greens, overseeded tee boxes and fairways. Exercise room, pro shop, restaurant, call for tee times. (256) 381-1232. www.cypresslakesgolfandtennis.com

Spring Creek Golf Course800 Woodmont Dr., Tuscumbia

This nine-hole, city-owned course is a flat one, excellent for beginners and seniors. Paved cart paths, pro shop. (256) 386-5670.

Twin Pines Golf and Country Club1855 Country Club Dr., Russellville, AL 35653

Beautiful 18-hole course, bentgrass greens, Bermuda fairways, over 6,200 yards, par 71. Pro

shop, driving range, PGA professional on staff. Tee times required. (256) 332-4191

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Shoals Area AttractionsAlabama Music Hall of Fame, 617 U.S. Hwy 72 W., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 381-4417 Belle Mont Mansion, 1569 Cook Ln., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 381-5052Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve, 251 Loop Rd., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 381-6301Children’s Museum of the Shoals, 2810 Darby Dr., Florence, AL;(256) 765-0500Colbert County Courthouse, 200 N. Main St., Tuscumbia, AL;(256) 386-8500Coldwater Stagecoach Stop, 302 S. Dickson St., Tuscumbia, AL;(256) 383-0783Coon Dog Cemetery, 4945 Coondog Cemetery Rd., Cherokee, AL;(256) 383-0783Cypress Moon Productions, 1000 Alabama Ave., Sheffield, AL; (256) 335-6961FAME Recording Studio, 603 Avalon Ave., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 381-0801Hawk Pride Mountain Off-Road Park, 144 Mountain Side Rd., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 349-4150Helen Keller Home, 300 North Commons West, Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 383-4066Tom Hendrix’ Wall, 13890 County Road 8, Florence AL; (256) 764-3617Indian Mound and Museum, 1028 S. Court St., Florence, AL; (256) 760-6427Jack-O-Lantern Farms, 430 Garage Rd., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 386-2335Kennedy-Douglas Center for the Arts, 217 Tuscaloosa St., Florence, AL; (256) 760-6379LaGrange College Site Park, 1491 LaGrange College Rd., Leighton, AL; (256) 446-9324 Muscle Shoals Sound Studio Museum, 3614 Jackson Hwy., Sheffield, AL; (256) 394-3562Old Railroad Bridge, 2100 Ashe Blvd., Sheffield, AL; (256) 383-0783Pathways: Walk �rough the History of Muscle Shoals, 2010 Avalon Ave., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 383-5675Pope’s Tavern Museum, 203 Hermitage Dr., Florence, AL; (256) 760-6349Riverfront Park, 1416 Alabama Ave., Sheffield, AL; (256) 383-0783Seven Springs Lodge, 1292 Mt. Mills Rd., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 370-7218Spring Park, 1 Spring Park Rd. Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 389-1357Tennessee Valley Museum of Art, 511 N. Water St., Tuscumbia, AL;(256) 383-0533�e Ritz �eatre, 111. W. 3rd St., Sheffield, AL; (256) 383-0533Tuscumbia Railway Depot & Museum, 204 West 5th St., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 389-1357W.C. Handy Home, Museum, & Library, 620 W. College St., Florence, AL; (256) 760-6434Whippoorwill Park, 1201 N. Montgomery Ave., Sheffield, AL; (256) 383-0783Wilson Lock and Dam, 3985 Reservation Rd., Muscle Shoals, AL;(256) 764-5223Frank Lloyd Wright-Rosenbaum Home, 601 Riverview Dr., Florence, AL; (256) 740-8899Hotels and MotelsAmerica’s Best Value Inn & Suites, 2807 Woodward Ave., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 381-0236Best Western Plus, 2048 AL Hwy 20, Tuscumbia, AL 35674. (Open late 2016)Coldwater Inn, 712 Highway 72 W., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 383-6844Comfort Inn & Suites, 5101 Highway 43 S., Tuscumbia, AL ; (256) 248-0850Days Inn, 2701 Woodward Ave., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 383-3000Four Way Inn, 512 Highway 43 S., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 381-8484Hillcrest Motel, 3115 N. Jackson Hwy., She�eld, AL; (256) 383-2631Key West Inn, 1800 Highway 72 E., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 383-0700Microtel Inn & Suites, 1852 Highway 72 E., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 248-0055Radison Hotel & Conference Center, 4900 Hatch Blvd., She�eld, AL; (256) 381-4710Regal Inn Express, 4305 N. Jackson Hwy., She�eld, AL; (256) 383-1114

Cabins/CottagesBig Bear Cabin, 791 Shook Rd., Cherokee, AL; (901) 412-5507LaGrange B&B Log Cabin, 1991 LaGrange College Rd., Leighton, AL; (256) 446-9324Next Door Lake Home, 378 Sycamore Dr., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 762-8740Seven Springs Lodge, 1292 Mt. Mills Rd., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 370-7218

CampgroundsColbert County Alloys Park/Campground, 180 Alloys Park Ln., Muscle Shoals, AL; (256) 577-9619Colbert County Rose Trail RV Park/Campground, 9395 Riverton Rose Trail Rd., Cherokee, AL; (256) 360-2764Heritage Acres RV Park, 1770 Neil Morris Rd., Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 383-7368Tuscumbia RV Park, 18260 Hwy. 72, Tuscumbia, AL; (256) 383-2363 or (866) 930-PARK (7275)