Directions from Santa Rosa Beach, Florida to Lagrange, Georgia
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Factory Skatepark
Skating – Newnan, Georgia
This skatepark looks awsome, and I am begging to my parents to let me go there as soon as possible. my friends are talking all about it, and it is ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com
Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site
National And State Parks – Tuskegee, Alabama
Operation Schedule : Open daily 9-4:30. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years Day ; Description : National park dedicated to educating the public of the importance and accomplishments of Tuske... More on 800Alabama.com
Saugahatchee Country Club
Golf Courses – Opelika, Alabama
Saugahatchee is a well kept course that's usually not very crowded, so you have plenty of time to play and never get rushed. More on GolfReview
Duck Samford Sports Complex
Parks – Auburn, Alabama
Home of the 2005 Dixie Youth World Series! Dixie Youth regulation-size baseball and softball fields, control buildings with concessions, press boxes, restrooms, playgrounds, picnic area, walking t... More on Aotourism.com
Haunted Hollow Funeral Home & Casket Company, LLC
Things To Do – Valley, Alabama
Haunted Hollow Funeral Home & Casket Company, LLC. "The Scariest Experience of Your Life". Outdoor themed attraction. Tour the turn of the last century funeral home and the surrounding Beulah Village, including Cemetery Mines pitch ... More on HauntedHouse.com
Bartlett's Ferry Reservoir (Lake Harding)
National And State Parks – Valley, Alabama
Bartlettâs Ferry Reservoir (Lake Harding) is a Chattahoochee River impoundment located on the Alabama - Georgia state line, east of Opelika. The 5,860-acre reservoir was constructed by Georgia Power Company to provide hydroelectric ... More on AnglerWeb.com
Fort Cusseta
Things To Do – Cusseta, Alabama
Hand-hewn log fort c. 1832, for protection against possible Indian uprising. Last known fort of its kind ... More on 800Alabama.com
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