8 Things you should do in Jackson County Alabama - before you kick the bucket!

1. 8 Things You Need to See & Do in Jackson County Alabama before You “ Kick the Bucket”

4. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Unclaimed Baggage Center Today = Two City Blocks + The Operation Center

5. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Shop the Unclaimed Baggage Center Concierge Books Ladies

6. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Unclaimed Baggage Center Museum

7. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Fish Our 69,000 Acre Lake – Lake Guntersville The largest lake in Alabama with 950 miles of shoreline. Several national fishing publications have named our area on the Tennessee River one of the top bass lakes in the nation.

8. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Enjoy Goose Pond Colony Resort A 365 acre resort park with marina, 18-hole golf course, walking/nature trails, RV camping, civic center (900 capacity), 1200 seat amphitheater, lodging, and award winning “Docks” restaurant! Tennessee River

9. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Explore Russell Cave National Monument The only national monument in Alabama sits at the end of a 12-mile hiking trail surrounded by 310 acres of pristine woodlands. Numerous Archeologists and scientists from National Geographic & The Smithsonian have determined that human beings first inhabited the area long before the building of the Great Pyramids in Egypt.

11. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Wonder at The Walls of Jericho Over 12,000 acres of nature and horse trails for the eco-tourist – The Grand Canyon of the South

12. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Photograph Pisgah Gorge The Gorge’s three beautiful waterfalls are set against a background of scenic hiking trails. The Gorge is particularly striking in the spring and fall, when wildflowers, changing leaves and our famous Rhododendrons make the fabulous landscape even more dramatic.

13. The Eight Wonders of Jackson County Go Down-Under in The Caves of Jackson County Jackson County Alabama has more caves per square mile than any county in America – 1,536 charted caves. And more caves are being discovered every year, a true spelunker’s paradise. The more famous of these caves includes “Neversink” – considered to be the deepest cave in North America!

14. Begins in the Mountains & the Lakes Ph: 800-259-5508 Fax: 256-259-4447 Web: www.jacksoncountychamber.com E-mail: chamber@scottsboro.org Memories Here are BIGGER than the Fish. Don’t let either get away!!