Fort Morgan
Historic coastal site and a globally important bird area ideal for wildlife viewing and coastal exploration.
Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge
Home to sea turtles, migratory birds, and the endangered beach mouse on 7,000 protected acres.
Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo
See over 500 animals and enjoy hands-on encounters with lemurs, reptiles, and tiger cubs.
Gulf State Park
Explore beaches, nature trails, a golf course, and campgrounds across 6,150 scenic acres.
Gulf State Park Pier
The second-longest pier on the Gulf, perfect for sightseeing, fishing, and catching sunsets.
Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trails
Fifteen miles of paved trails through diverse coastal habitats, gardens, and playgrounds.
Five Rivers Delta Resource Center
Kayak or tour boat through America’s second-largest river delta, rich in native wildlife.
Weeks Bay Reserve
Educational estuary center featuring trails, boardwalks, and rich biodiversity along the bay.
Alligator Alley
Get close to more than 150 gators including the 13-foot Captain Crunch in a cypress swamp.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab & Bird Sanctuaries
Tour the Estuarium and explore maritime forests, dunes, and wetlands ideal for birding.
Bellingrath Gardens and Home
Walk through themed gardens, rose displays, and take a tour of a historic Southern home.