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Dear Readers We chose an American flag for the cover this year in lieu of the upcoming presidential election. We would like to encourage all registered voters to exercise their right to vote and choose who you feel would be the best person to lead this great nation.

It’s an Election Year! Vote on November 8! New This Year: • • • • • •

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Shopping Section - We have been asked to add this section for a couple of years now. We intend on largely expanding it in the upcoming issues to include many more shopping opportunities. RV Campgrounds - RV’s have become very popular on the lake over the past few years and understandably so - it’s a great vacation! We hope to “steer” our readers in the right direction! Restaurants - We’ve changed the name of this to the catchy: “Restaurant Flavorites”. If this isn’t already trademarked, we may do it! ;) Hot Food Delis - We’ve changed the name of this section to “Quick Stop Snacks & Delis”. Why? We think it sounds more descriptive. We’ve also appropriately placed it between the Restaurant Flavorites and the Grocery & Supply Stores (since it’s a little bit of both). The BEST of Smith Lake - We have decided to expand the voting time for more people to have the chance to vote for their favorites. Votes will still be cast on-line as it’s the simplest and most accurate way for us to keep things straight. We ask that everyone please follow the rules and play fair. Color Coding Enhancements - Did you know that since the first edition in 2011, every issue of The Smith Lake Book has been color coded? Well, if this is your first year to catch on, it’s a good year to start because we’ve improved the color coding quite a bit. Each section listed on the right will stay that color in all future issues. The color coding is to help you find a section quickly while thumbing through as well as to help you find a particular business on the maps in the front of the book. For example: red numbers correspond to Restaurant Flavorites on the map, green numbers are for Accommodations, etc. Facebook Groups - Did you know that The Smith Lake Book has the most popular Smith Lake Groups on Facebook? It’s true! We have over 3,000 members in our Smith Lake Discussion Group, and almost 4,000 members in our Smith Lake Classifieds Group! Anyone can join. We just ask everyone to follow the rules.

I would like to thank all of the advertisers and contributors for making this edition a reality. A continued thanks to both the Walker and Cullman Chambers of Commerce for your support, both financially and with distribution. It’s an honor to be a member of both chambers and we look forward to continue doing our part to help promote tourism and business. This is the second year the Smith Lake Book has been a corporate sponsor to the Cullman area Tourism Awards. Thanks for the opportunity and congratulations to the winners! - Enjoy the book, Brian Czup, Editor The Smith Lake Book ™ is published annually and is available around the immediate Smith Lake areas of Walker, Winston, & Cullman Counties.

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Fishing at Smith Lake Bait & Tackle Shops Practice Safe Boating The BEST of Smith Lake Things to See & Do Shopping Lake Area Events Accommodations RV Campgrounds Restaurant Flavorites Smith Lake’s Quick Stop Snacks & Delis

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hether itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s boating in crystal clear waters, fishing for record-breaking striped bass, or simply enjoying the great outdoors with your family and friends, Smith Lake has it all! Located just 30 minutes northwest of Birmingham, it is gently nestled within the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and lies within the counties of Cullman, Walker and Winston. Smith Lake was created by man, but has clearly been given the blessings of Mother Nature. Outdoor activities abound the area with camping, horseback riding, hiking, OHV riding, rock climbing, bird watching, geocaching, canoe exploring, boating, fishing.... the list goes on and on. An overload of natural beauty awaits.

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About the lake - The 300-foot high dam, completed in 1961 by the Alabama Power Company, holds back the mighty Sipsey Fork of the Black Warrior River to form the lake. Smith Lake has a surface area of 21,200 acres, over 500 miles of shoreline, a watershed area of 944 square miles, a retention time of 435 days, and a maximum depth of 264 feet. The Winston County side of Smith Lake’s watershed is adorned by the 180,000-acre Bankhead National Forest which blankets the deeply dissected southern edge of the Cumberland Plateau. The Sipsey Fork of the Black Warrior River, Alabama’s only “Wild and Scenic” River, flows through the Bankhead National Forest. The Sipsey Wilderness, known as the “Land of a Thousand Waterfalls,” lies within the Bankhead National Forest and is home to Alabama’s largest tree, a tulip poplar with a 21-foot circumference at its base.

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With five past world record spotted bass catches, you can see why the lure of big spots brings anglers from all over the country to Lewis Smith Lake. Plus, the Gulf Coast strain of striped bass here often weighs in at more than 20 pounds. In fact, a monster 45lb. striped bass caught on the lake is an Alabama record and many anglers feel there are 50+ pound stripes just waiting to strike.

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any people who visit Smith Lake for the first time are shocked to find all the characteristics of a mountain lake within Alabamaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s borders. In addition to the natural beauty and super-clean waters, Smith Lake offers the perfect habitat for striped bass. Over the past 20 years, Smith Lake has become one of the premier striped bass lakes in all of the US. The current Smith Lake striped bass record is 45 pounds and each and every year 35 to 40 pound striped bass are caught. In fact, striped bass weighing 20 to 30 pounds are quite common. Live shad, available locally, are the preferred bait.

Other fish commonly caught are largemouth bass, spotted bass, black crappie, bluegill, and channel catfish. The majority of bass, bream, and crappie fishing is done by casting to the numerous large rocks and fallen trees along the shoreline. The former world record and current state record 8 lb 15 oz spotted bass was caught here on March 18, 1978, by Phillip C. Terry of Decatur. Anglers can fish from the banks on US Forest Service land, the Bankhead National Forest, including the Sipsey Wilderness Area and Corinth, Houston and Clear Creek Recreational Areas. Fishing licenses are required for residents age 16 years through age 64 who fish with rod and reel or artificial bait. In addition to being available at probate offices and many stores that carry fishing tackle or bait, Alabama Hunting and Fishing Licenses (or permits) are available by telephone: 1-888-848-6887 ($3.95 fee), or online at outdooralabama.com/ freshwater-fishing-license . Resident and non-resident annual fishing licenses are valid from Sept 1 through Aug 31 each year. Residents pay $13.10 for an annual freshwater license. Non-resident license prices vary. More information can be found at: outdooralabama.com/freshwater-fishing-license.

Striped Bass The striped bass is also called Atlantic striped bass, striper, linesider, rock, or rockfish. The striped bass has a streamlined, silvery body marked with longitudinal dark stripes running from behind the gills to the base of the tail. Common mature size can be over 3 1/2 feet. Striped bass are believed to live for up to 30 years. Striped bass will take a number of live and fresh baits, including bloodworms and shad. 2016 Smith Lake Bookâ&#x201E;˘

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Fishing for Striped Bass by Mike Walker - Fishing Guide The striped bass fishing on Lewis Smith Lake changed dramatically in the past five years with the introduction of the blueback herring and the scales are finally starting to tip. This is not a bad thing because our fish finally have a bait source that can sustain the fishery. Both the striped bass and spotted bass have benefited from this. While some patterns remain, others have changed. Keeping an open mind will help aid in your search. Lewis Smith Lake has some of the state’s biggest striped bass. Now that there’s a better and more plentiful bait source, the lake will have plenty of trophy fish for years to come.

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When it comes to fishing for stripers on Smith Lake, you need to know a couple of things. First is learning the patterns of the fish. Here’s a quick layout. In the spring, most fish will have moved to the north ends of the lake and can be caught between 1-35 feet. As summer gets here and the water starts heating up, fish will start to move deeper and a good portion of the fish will move south. Fishing depths during this time will range from 30-90 feet. As fall arrives, fish will start to spread out and stripers can be found all over the lake. Top water action during this time can be awesome. When winter comes, it’s more of the same. Depths will range from 20-60 feet during this time. As winter ends, the fish will push hard toward the north ends. Some of the best lures to use are Buck Tail Jigs, Red Fins, Zara Spooks, and Jigging Spoons, but live bait continues to be the best option on putting a trophy striper in your boat.

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Largemouth Bass The largemouth is marked by a series of dark blotches forming a jagged horizontal stripe along each flank. It’s large mouth extends beyond the rear margin of the orbit. They are keenly sought after and are noted for the excitement of their fight. Largemouth bass will often become airborne in their effort to throw the hook. Anglers most often use lures such as plastic worms, jigs, crank baits and spinnerbaits.

Spotted Bass A spotted bass will resemble a largemouth bass in coloration but will have a smaller mouth. The Alabama spotted is highly prized as a gamefish and average size is much larger than the more common Kentucky spotted bass. The current record spotted bass, caught in Pine Flat Lake, CA, weighed 10.27 lb. Preferring cool and warm mountain streams and reservoirs with rocky bottoms, the spotted bass feeds on insects, crustaceans, frogs, annelid worms, and smaller fish.

Black Crappie Black crappies are most accurately identified by the seven or eight spines on its dorsal fin. They are usually silvery-gray to green in color and show black splotches over the entire body. The fish is typically 4–8 inches long. They prefer areas with little or no current, clear water, and abundant cover such as submerged timber or vegetation, as well as sand or mud bottoms. Crappies feed early in the morning and from about midnight until around 2am. Small crappie feed on small fishes like shad and minnows. Adults feed on insects and crustaceans.

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Bass Fishing on Smith Lake by David Kilgore Lewis Smith Lake is a very unique lake when comparing it to the other lakes in Alabama. It has very clear water and is extremely deep. These characteristics also make the lake one of the cleanest and most picturesque lakes in the south. With the deep clear water, there are also some challenges of where to catch fish on the lake. I personally do not mind what end of the lake I am on to catch a bass. It is good from top to bottom. The most popular bait on the lake seems to be a shaky-head worm. This is bait that is simple to fish with and is easy for beginners to learn. You simply put a worm on a jig-head and drag along the bottom until you feel a bump; then set the hook. If the clear water throws you a loop, then head up

to one of the many large creeks or rivers that feed the lake. You might get lucky and find a little stain in the water. This will help you fool a bass a little easier with some type of spinner-bait or crank-bait. Also, in the late spring through the summer and into fall, I consider Smith Lake one of the best top-water lakes in the country. In a nutshell, Smith Lake is as good as it has been in my lifetime. The fishing is off the charts. If you get a chance, you should give it a try. David Kilgore Bassmaster Southern Open 2014 Winner at Smith Lake

Bluegill The bluegill has a darkened spot on the posterior edge of the gills and base of the dorsal fin. The sides of its head and chin are a dark shade of blue with a yellowish or bright orange on its breast and abdomen. They range in size from 4 to 12 inches. The largest ever caught was 4 lbs, 12 oz in 1950. Bluegill live in shallow waters in warmer months. They prefer water with many plants, and hide within logs or weeds where they search for food. They eat insect larvae, crayfish, leeches, snails, other small fish, as well as the occasional anglers night crawler.

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Channel “cats” are the most fished catfish species in the US. The average size is between 2 and 4 lbs. A channel cat over 20 lbs is considered a spectacular catch. They nest in crevices, hollows, and debris, to protect their eggs from currents. Channel cats possess very keen senses of smell and taste. In fact, they actually have taste buds distributed over the surface of their entire body. These senses allows the fish to find food in dark or muddy water with ease. They can be caught using crickets, night crawlers, minnows, shad, crawfish, and frogs. Catfish have been known to bite on nearly anything of flavor you may have on your hook.

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Trout Fishing Below the Dam

The Smith Lake Dam tailrace is the No.1 rated spot in Alabama for fly fishing for rainbow trout. The cold waters below the dam are stocked frequently with rainbow trout and catches of up to 2 pounds are very common. The tailrace record is more than 5 pounds. If you’re fishing in the tailrace area, don’t be surprised if you hook a huge striped bass or hybrid bass once in a while. The striped and hybrid migrate here at different times of the year and give unsuspecting fly fishermen the shock of their lives! The world record 23-pound hybrid bass was caught here. Fly fishing for trout is a very popular sport which can be done using many various methods. The main difference between fly fishing and spin or bait fishing is that in fly fishing the weight of the line carries the hook through the air, whereas in spin and bait fishing the weight of the lure or sinker gives casting distance. Most of the techniques of fly fishing were specifically developed in fishing for trout. It’s a common misconception that all fly fishing is done on the surface of the water with “dry flies.” In many places, success comes from fly fishing using flies called “nymphs”. Nymphs were designed to drift on the bottom of the water. Trout feed below the water’s surface nearly 90 percent of the time and usually only come to the surface when there is a

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large bug hatch (when water insects grow wings and leave the water to mate). There are exceptions to this rule, however, particularly during the summer months. Artificial flies are made by fastening hair, fur, feathers, or other materials, both natural and synthetic, onto a hook. Flies are tied in sizes, colors and patterns to match indigenous aquatic insects, baitfish, or other prey that trout love to consume.

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Williams Hardware & Supply

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Bug Tussle Marketplace

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Eagle Pride Kwik Stop

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Riverside Fly Shop

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7085 Highway 278 W

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Country Mall Conv. & Hardware

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Skinner's Country Mart

256-747-2082

15010 CR 222

Barbara Ann's Too

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3085 Curry Highway

Curry True Value Hardware

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6995 Curry Highway

Smith Lake Trade Center

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Good Hope Grocery

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Valley Grove Grocery

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Brown's Grocery

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You must be licensed to operate a vessel. To get started, you can take your boating course online at www.boat-ed.com/Alabama. When you pass, your Boating Course Certificate of Completion will be sent to you by mail to take to a DPS License Examining office in your area.

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Take a Boating Class - An informed boater is a safe boater. By learning the boating laws and the rules of the road, you can make better decisions on the water, thereby keeping yourself and your passengers safe. Boating classes are offered around the state of Alabama. If you drive a boat, you must have an operator’s license. Check Out Your Boat - Many people put their boats in the water without first checking belts, fluids and motors, and end up having to be towed in. Make sure your boat is in good working order before taking it out for the first time. Check Your Safety Equipment - Often boaters take their safety equipment out of the boat for the winter season. Make sure all required equipment is put on the boat and is in good working order. Check Your Life Jackets - Make sure all life jackets are in good working order. All straps, buckles and zippers need to be operational, and the life jackets cannot have any rips or tears.

Drive (Operate) Defensively - Be aware of what other boaters are doing around you. Even if you have the right-of-way, if the other boater doesn’t give way to your vessel, you give way. Especially keep an eye out for boaters on Jet Skis, Sea-Doos, etc. Being smaller, they tend to get overlooked by other boaters. Expect the Unexpected and Wear a Life Jacket Do it for yourself and your family. Most boating fatalities are the result of capsizing or falls overboard when the victims were not wearing a life jacket. All children under eight years of age must wear a life jacket while on a boat. It’s the law! Everyone on board a vessel must have a life jacket available to them. Make sure they fit properly and are in good condition. Anyone being towed on skis or a tube, riding a Jet Ski or Sea-Doo, or boating within 800 feet below a dam must wear a life jacket. Don’t Drink and Drive A Boat - Just like on the highway, drinking and operating a boat is against the law. In many ways, it can be even more dangerous. Boaters tend to get a condition called boater’s fatigue, caused by the glare of the sun, action of the waves, and general tiredness towards the end of the day. Adding alcohol to this situation can create a deadly combination.

Keep A Weather Eye Out - Storms can come up quickly, especially in the summertime, so keep an eye to the sky. Watch for temperature changes, shifts in wind patterns, and changes in cloud formations. All these can signal storms moving in. If caught in a storm, try to get to the nearest safe shelter. If you have to ride the storm out on the water, have everyone put on a life jacket and smithlakebook.com

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Courtesy on the Water - From the time you start to tow the boat to the launching ramp until the time you take it out at night, courtesy plays a big part in the boating adventure. Remember the golden rule and treat others the way you would want to be treated. Be careful of your wake, both around homes and around other boaters. Don’t tie up the launching ramp while loading equipment on and off your boat.

get as close to the centerline as possible, keep the bow of the boat to the wind, and ride the waves at a 45 degree angle.

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The BEST of

Last year we sent out emails and Facebook messages to our entire email database rest Annual questing that readers vote for their favorite of businesses in the Smith Lake areas of Walker, Cullman, and Winston Counties. Since this was our first year of the Best of Smith Lake Awards, we wanted to keep it quick and simple by offering just a few classifications to vote on. In future editions we intend on expanding the voting categories.

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The results for 2015 are listed at the right. Congratulations to the 2015 winners!

Vote now for your 2016 favorites at www.BestofSmithLake.com This year, we are opening voting through the end of 2016. The rules for the awards are pretty simple and straight forward. We do not require a business to be an advertiser with us to be included in the voting. Voters are asked to vote in as many or as few categories as they wish. We encourage every voter to complete the entire ballot. Voting is open to adults 18 & over with only one ballot allowed per person. You must have an active email address to vote and only two people are allowed to use the same email address. To vote, you are required to provide us with your name, address, and email address. Your information is safe and we do not share it.

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SMITH LAKE 1st Place

2nd Place

3rd Place

Best for Breakfast

Arley Coffee Shop

Chef Troy’s

Jack’s

Best for Lunch

Arley Coffee Shop

Chef Troy’s & Cujo’s

La Plaza Bonita & Jim N Nicks

Best for Dinner

Chef Troy’s

La Plaza Bonita

Arley Coffee Shop, Cujo’s, & The Angler

Best Burgers

Arley Coffee Shop

Chef Troy’s

Jack’s

Best Pizza

Cujo’s

Williams Grocery

Johnny Brusco’s

Best Home Cooking

Arley Coffee Shop

Victoria’s

Chef Troy’s

Best BBQ

Johnny’s BBQ

Jim N Nicks

Pop’s Place & William’s BBQ

Best Steaks

All Steak

Chef Troy’s, Logan’s, & Brandin Iron

Café Bills

Best Seafood

Chef Troy’s

The Angler

Black Rock Bistro & Brothers Kitchen

Best Fried Chicken

Jack’s & KFC

Lee’s Famous Recipe & Chef Troy’s

Williams BBQ & Williams Grocery

Best Catfish

Chef Troy’s

The Angler

Arley Coffee Shop

Best Desserts

Chef Troy’s

Victoria’s

Musgrove Country Club

Best Sandwiches

Subway

Cujo’s

Arley Coffee Shop & Rumor’s Deli

Best Mexican Food

La Plaza Bonita

Cabo San Lucas

Los Reyes & Los Cabos

Best Italian Food

Carlton’s

Johnny Brusco’s

Sapore Grill & Cujo’s

Best Overall Food

Chef Troy’s

Arley Coffee Shop

Cujo’s

Best Hot Food Deli

William’s Grocery

Country Mall

Whitlock’s

Best Place for Live Bait

Whitlock’s

Country Mall

Lakeshore Quick Stop, Brown’s Grocery, & William’s Grocery

Best Campground

Clear Creek Recreation

Smith Lake Park

Smith Lake RV Resort

Best Lodging

Smith Lake B&B

Lakeshore Inn

Anchor Light B&B

Best Supply Store

William’s Hardware

Curry True Value

Country Mall

Best for Groceries

Gateway Foodland

Mason’s Market

S & S Foods

Best for Produce

Gateway & Mason’s Market

Sandlin’s Produce

Sweatmon’s & Ryan Creek Produce

Best for Fresh Meats

William’s Grocery

Mason’s Market

Gateway Foodland & S & S Foods

Best Lake Event

Smith Lake Park 4th of July Fireworks

Mike Beasley Poker Run

Duncan Bridge 4th of July Fireworks

Best for Gas on the Water

Duncan Bridge Marina & Duskin Point

Trident Marina (Ryan Creek/Big Bridge)

Vintson Marina (Mallard) & Speegle’s Marina

Best Marina Overall

Duskin Point

Duncan Bridge Marina

Trident Marina (Ryan Creek/Big Bridge)

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The William B. Bankhead National Forest is Alabama’s largest National Forest with 181,230 acres and is home of Alabama’s only National Wild and Scenic River, the Sipsey Fork. It is located in northwestern Alabama, around the town of Double Springs; it is named in honor of William B. Bankhead, a longtime U.S. Representative from Alabama. Known as the “land of a thousand waterfalls,” this vast monument to nature and man is popular for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, boating, fishing, swimming, canoeing and more. Within the forest lies the Sipsey 2016 Smith Lake Book™

Wilderness, with a host of wildlife and an abundance of swift streams, limestone bluffs, and waterfalls. Native American relics abound in Bankhead, one of the Southern United State’s premier sites for petroglyphs, prehistoric drawings, and rock carvings at sites such as the Kinlock Shelter. The forest is headquartered in Montgomery, as are all four National Forests in Alabama (Conecuh, Talladega, Tuskegee, and William B. Bankhead). There are local ranger district offices located in Double Springs. The forest was established as Alabama National Forest on January 15, 1918, with 66,008 acres. On June 19, 1936, it was renamed Black Warrior

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National Forest, which in turn was renamed William B. Bankhead National Forest on June 17, 1942. Bankhead Ranger District 205-489-5111

The Sipsey Wilderness Area 2 The Sipsey Wilderness is a place for those who want to get away from modern conveniences without the sound of traffic, telephones, and TV’s and instead listen to the songs of the warblers, the hammering beaks of woodpeckers, the hoot of the great horned owl, the howl of the lone coyote, and the sound of water running over rocks and boulders in the many streams flowing through this portion of the Warrior Mountains. The Sipsey Wilderness lies within the Bankhead National Forest around the Sipsey Fork of the Black Warrior River in northwestern Alabama. It is the third largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi River. Designated in 1975 and expanded in 1988, the 24,922 acre Sipsey is the largest and most frequently visited Wilderness area in Alabama and contains dozens of waterfalls. The wilderness consists of the low plateau of Brindley Mountain which is dissected into a rough landscape by several creeks and rivers. Due to the layers of limestone and sandstone that make up the area, waterfalls are very common in the wilderness. This feature has earned the wilderness the nickname “Land of 1000 Waterfalls.” Sightseeing, hiking, canoeing, backpacking, and horseback riding are only a few of the many outdoor recreational activities to be enjoyed by visitors. The US Forest Service has designated and established trails for hiking, horseback riding, and horse or mule drawn wagons. These trails and roads provide access to secluded sandstone cliffs, wonderful waterfalls, fantastic fall foliage, beautiful wildflowers, and tremendous trees.

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Bankhead Forest - ATV Trails 1 ATV trails are available throughout the William B. Bankhead National Forest, the entrance of which is located about 40 miles from Wilburn. The ATV trail at the forest, called the Flint Creek Multiple-Use Trail, allows state-licensed off-road vehicles, such as ATVs. Unlicensed ATVs are allowed on trails if they are 50 inches wide or slimmer. Because this is a multiple-use trail, riders are encouraged to exercise caution when riding, especially when cresting hills or rounding curves. Bankhead Ranger District 205-489-5111

Birdwatching Birdwatching in Winston and Cullman Counties has grown in interest in recent years. In Winston County, the 25,000-acre Sipsey Wilderness in the Bankhead National Forest is the second largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi. About 150 species have been documented in the vicinity, including the sharp-shinned hawk, American redstart, and black-throated green, cerulean, and black-and-white warblers. Kinlock Falls and Thompson Creek Bridge yield a spectacular landscape of cliffs, gorges, and hardwoods, with excellent birding opportunities. In Cullman County, dense woodlands and rich waters contribute to a natural diversity of birds and other wildlife. This year, the area became home to the North Alabama Birding Trail, one of America’s newest bird watching trails. The trail features 50 designated stations, many with a developed kiosk, that allows visitors to observe a rich diversity of feathered friends.

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Wild-flowing creeks in northwestern Alabama converge to become the Sipsey River, 61 miles of which has been designated “Wild and Scenic.” Running below sandstone bluffs that rise 30 to 100 feet above the water, through a forest of often imposing second-growth trees and occasional small stands of virgin timber, the Sipsey and its tributaries slice through the Wilderness. Sinkholes, small caves, and scenic overlooks are plentiful. Less plentiful is the rare, flattened musk turtle, an inhabitant of the Sipsey. Six established trails, all rated easy to moderate, crisscross the area. Several depart from the

Sipsey River Recreation Site on the southern boundary, which has sanitary facilities, drinkable water, no developed campsites, and no fee. Sipsey trails receive moderate to heavy human use year round. Wilderness camping, building campfires, hunting, and fishing are permitted and horsepackers are allowed on designated trails.

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9am to 7pm F, S; After hours access is available. Modern restrooms and full hookups available. Site must be occupied within first 24 hours or forfeit. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $45.00. Day Use fee is $6.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but card holder must be present. Ice is available for $3.00/bag and firewood $5.00/ bundle. Reservations may be made at 877-4446777 or recreation.gov. Local number for is 205489-3165. Campground is open from Mid-March - November 1. 2540 County Road 57, Double Springs AL 35553

area, boat launch, and hiking trails. Registered campers may use the boat launch, swimming and picnic areas at no charge. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $30.00. Day Use fee is $4.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but card holder MUST be present. Campground is open from Mid-March - November 1. 205-489-2941 1033 County Road 3124, Houston AL 35572, www.recreation.gov

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Smith Lake Park is located 7 miles from I-65 in Cullman County. The park has 9 cabins; 219 full service sites; 5 water and electric sites; and 61 tent sites. Eight pavilions, playgrounds, a pool, fishing pier, a huge stage for special events, and new boat launch makes rustic Smith Lake Park a destination for fun and relaxation plus a number of special events and festivals at the park throughout the year. 256-739-2916 416 County Road 385, Cullman, Al 35057 www.cullmancountyparks.com

Located on Lake Lewis Smith in the William B. Bankhead National Forest in Jasper. Campground requires 2 vehicle / 2 tent maximum per single site. $6.00 fee for additional vehicles. First-come / first-serve sites available. Quiet hours 10PM to 6AM. Gate hours open 7AM to 6PM Sun - Thurs, 7AM to 10PM Friday and Saturday. After hours access is available. Modern restrooms, 30-50 amp electric, and water hook-ups. All vehicles and trailers, including boats, must be parked on pavement. Site must be occupied within first 24 hours or forfeit. Dump station - $5.00 per vehicle, ice - $3.00/bag, firewood - $5.00/bundle. Interpretive programs are available. Activities include: playground, beach area, paved bicycle path, boat launch, and hiking trails. Registered campers may use the boat launch, swimming and picnic areas at no charge. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $45.00. Day Use fee is $6.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but card holder MUST be present. Campground is open from Mid-March - November 1. Reservations may be made at 877-444-6777 or recreation. gov. Local number: (205) 384-4792 8079 County Highway 27, Jasper, AL 35503

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Cullman Campground

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The Cullman Campground is a beautiful 40-acre park that provides 75 full hook-up sites, 67 long pull-thru sites, 50/30 amp, clean and hot showers, laundry, public phone, LP gas, dumping station, and paved roads. Rates are available for daily, weekly or monthly stays. The campground also has a store with limited groceries. Pets permitted and high-speed internet available. Big rigs are welcome. 256-734-5853 220 County Road 1185, Cullman, AL 35057 www.SmithLakeBook.com

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Camp McDowell

Camp McDowell is the camp and conference center for the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Alabama, but since 1948, people of all faiths and backgrounds have used the facilities to rest, learn, grow, worship, and play. Camp McDowell is “God’s Backyard.” With over 1100 acres of forests, canyons, and waterfalls, it provides an excellent residential summer camp program and an adventure camping program (VENTURE OUT!). The Camp McDowell Environmental Center and Feathers in Focus (Raptor Program) provide outstanding environmental education for thousands of students every year. The comfortable and beautiful lodges and rustic cabins are available for use by groups who seek to provide educational or religious programs. (205) 387-1806 105 DeLong Road, Nauvoo, Al 35578 www.CampMcDowell.com

Sportsman Lake Park

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Hurricane Creek Park Hurricane Creek Park is a 67+ acre natural area, nestled in a 500 foot deep canyon in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It features several waterfalls that are rain fed and active about eight months out of the year. There are also many unusual rock formations, beautiful scenic views, and miles of established hiking trails. Visitors can also picnic beside the creek under the covered pavilion or at individual tables in the same vicinity. Mountain bike trails and dirt jumps are currently being detailed and completed for guests to enjoy. Rock climbing is also offered to the seasoned climber, or the climber may opt for the “My First Time Rock Climbing” program which is offered every Saturday morning by reservation. This program is great for birthday parties, family get-togethers, activity dates, etc. Hurricane Creek Park has been added as a stop on the North Alabama Birding Trail and is host to many species of birds. (256) 734-2125 22600 US Highway 31, Vinemont, AL www.hurricanecreek.omestead.com

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Sportsman Lake Park is a scenic destination that has something for everyone, regardless of age. Located in downtown Cullman, the main attraction of the park is Sportsman Lake, a large, shallow body of water teeming with wildlife. The Park is the perfect place for family gatherings, with its picnic areas and pavilion, shady walking trails, and plenty of ducks, geese, and fish to feed from the lake’s shore or the small dock. On the park grounds, visitors will also find a small-scale train which goes along the shore of the lake, fishing, an 18-hole miniature golf course, and paddle boats. Camping spots are available and a paved multi-purpose trail for bikers, in-line skaters, and walkers is the park’s latest addition. Park admission is free. (256) 734-3052 1544 Sportsman Lake Rd. Cullman, AL 35055 www.CullmanCountyParks.com

The Cullman Community Archery Park features 36 targets, including an eight target beginners range from five to 20 yards, an eight target general target range of 15 to 50 yards, a four target bow hunting range of 10 to 40 yards with a 12 foot platform and a 16 target walking course with shots out to 70 yards - all on 17 acres. Archery equipment is not provided. There is a one time fee of $10 to obtain a heritage license for those who do not have a hunting license to shoot at the park. For those ages 16 to 65, all that is needed is a hunting license. The heritage license can be purchased at the Cullman County Courthouse probate office. The park is open every day during daylight hours and is located across from Cullman Golf Course. The park is unsupervised. Rules and regulations are posted. 256-734-9157 2321 County Road 490, Hanceville, AL 35077 www.CullmanRecreation.org

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outcropping of rock, presenting the image of a large American Indian head that is similar to that of an old American Indian Head nickel. The stone image is just over 15 feet high. The park includes picnic accommodations, an artesian well that supplies drinking fountains, and a gift shop that features hand-crafted items. Because of insurance concerns, visitors are not allowed to walk over the bridge, but they may view it while walking underneath. Cost of admission is $2.50. (205) 486-5330 County Rd 314, Natural Bridge, AL www.SmithLakeBook.com

Black Warrior Horse Trails

Located in the William B. Bankhead National Forest, the Black Warrior Horse Trails was specifically designed with input from riders. The 30 miles of trails include the Pine Torch Loop, the Brushy Loop, and the Key Mill Loop and are laid out in loops of 6, 11 or 12 miles. They provide the option of choosing from short rides, easy enough for beginners, to those requiring a wellconditioned horse. There are also wide trails that are suitable for wagons and cross-country carriages. For anyone who has a love of horses and horseback riding, the trails of Winston County need to be on the list of favorite places to ride. Known as the Land of a Thousand Waterfalls, these trails will be burned into the memory of all who visit. 205-489-5111 Bankhead Ranger District, 1070 Highway 33, Double Springs, AL 35553 www.SmithLakeBook.com

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If overnight camping is a favorite pastime, the Owl Creek Horse Camp will delight hikers and trail riders because of its proximity to sandstone cliffs and native hardwood forests of hemlock, poplar and oak. Open year round, the Owl Creek offers almost 25 miles of trails specifically designed for horseback riding. The trail system starts on Forest Service Rd 262, about 7 miles east of Highway 33. The camp provides primitive overnight campsites for trail riders who may also choose from loops of varying lengths. Fees are $3 per vehicle for day use and $5 per night for Horse Camp. Potable water is available to campers. 205-489-5111 Bankhead Ranger District, 1070 Highway 33, Double Springs, AL 35553. www.SmithLakeBook.com

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Geocaching the Smith Lake Area If you’re looking for a fun, family event that everyone can enjoy, try geocaching at Smith Lake! Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. The basic idea is to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share your experiences online. Geocaching is enjoyed by people from all age groups who have a strong sense of community and support for the environment. There is a very active group of geocachers around the Smith Lake area, many of whom spend their days searching for their “treasures” in the Bankhead National Forest. www.Geocaching.com or www.SmithLakeBook. com

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Stony Lonesome is the first public OHV (off-highway vehicle) park of its kind in the state. Open year-round, the 1,456+ acre park features trails for ATVs, rock crawlers, dirt bikes, mountain bikers, equestrians, hikers, pedestrians and even cabin rentals. This facility is intended to promote and encourage safe, family-friendly outdoor recreation in an environment that is filled with natural beauty. Stony Lonesome OHV Park features several types of off-road trails. They include: Single Track: Suitable for ATVs, quads and motorcycles. Double Track: suitable for ATVs, quads, motorcycles and four-wheel-drive OHVs. Environmental Education Walk: Suitable for accessing environmentally sensitive areas. Rock Crawler Trails: Very rough, steep trails suitable for highly modified 4WD vehicles with specialized equipment.

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Open 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Thursday - Monday CLOSED Tuesday & Wednesday, the park is also subject to close in the event of severe inclement weather. Hikers ..................................................................................$3.00 Mountain Bikes ................................................................$5.00 Dirt Bikes .........................................................................$10.00 ATVs ..................................................................................$10.00 4x4 Side By Side, Rock Crawlers ................................$10.00 Ages 6-12 ...........................................................................$5.00 Ages 5 & under ..................................................................FREE Tent/RV Camping and Cabin Rental .............call for rates

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Steele Orchard

Civil War Museum & Park

Gift shop and bakery located in an orchard surrounded by apple, peach, and plum trees. You can buy fresh hand picked fruit from over 20 different varieties of apples and 6 different varieties of peaches. The bakery, home of their famous southern fried pies, also offer homemade jam & jelly, apple butter, apple cakes, deep dish apple/ peach pies, fresh cider, candied/caramel apples, homemade peach ice cream, apple wood chips, and more. The family-run Steele Orchard has offered the highest quality products at the lowest possible price since 1985. Orchard tours are available and events throughout the year. Fun for the whole family. 1695 County Road 1141, Cullman, AL 35057 (256) 734-5249 - SteeleOrchard@gmail.com

For the past 25 years, a gentleman by the name of Fred Wise has steadily worked on turning 40 acres of land “good for nothing but holding the earth together” into a Civil War historic legacy. Crooked Creek Civil War Museum & Park is located on a battle site where Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and Union Colonel Abel Streight fought for several hours. They then went on to engage in the Battles of Hog Mountain and Day’s Gap in April 1863. Historic markers are placed along rural highways throughout Cullman County indicating the Forrest-Streight Route. One such marker near West Point leads the county road to Crooked Creek where the Civil War Museum and Park are located. A small fee is charged for a tour of the grounds and museum. (256) 739-2741 516 County Road 1127, West Point, AL

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EASI - Equines Assisting Special Individuals

Cullman County Museum

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The Cullman County Museum is housed in a replica of Col. Johann G. Cullman’s home and is packed with interesting artifacts spanning two centuries. The campus of the Museum offers items of interest, also. Observing from the deck of the sprawling front porch, the towering statue of Cullman’s founding father, the town gazebo, historic plaques from former city buildings, a restored depot, and one of the many city parks are all sights to absorb. The Cullman County Museum is in one of three historic

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Equines Assisting Special Individuals (EASI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed in Walker County, Alabama, in July 2005. It is a Premier Accredited Center of NARHA, an organization formed to promote equine assisted activities for people with and without disabilities. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED! (205) 387-7486 242 Summerville Road, Jasper, AL 35504-6539 www.easitrc.org

Things to See & Do districts found in the City of Cullman. Small admission. Group rates available. (256) 739-1258 211 2nd Avenue NE, Cullman, AL 35055-2905 www.cullmancountymuseum.com, Museum Hours: Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., Sunday-1:30 p.m.- 4:30 p.m./Closed on Saturday

Cullman Historic Districts 9 The City of Cullman has three historic districts, two of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Washington, DC. The historic district of “Die Deutsche Kolonie Von Nord Alabama” (The German Colony of North Alabama) lies south of 278E and consists of 27 blocks that contain 135 buildings dating from the mid-1870’s. Various types of architecture are represented including Queen Anne, Eastlake, High Victorian Italianate, Italianate Romanesque Revival, Georgia Revival, Colonial Revival, and Classical Revival, to name a few. The area, marked with National Historic District street signs, lies east of the sunken Louisville and Nashville Railway tracks and southeast of the Downtown Historic Business District, which is also listed on the National Register. The Cullman Historic Business District covers First and Second Av, NE and SE, and consists of 58 structures. St. Johns Church, the first in the city, is a beautiful 2016 Smith Lake Book™

representative of the many historic churches in the town. Cullman, AL 35055. web: www.co.cullman.al.us

Evelyn Burrow Museum The Burrow Museum houses one of the finest collections of its kind, valued at $9.5 million, in the world today and is donated by Evelyn Burrow of Cullman. It is an annex of Wallace State Community College in Hanceville and eventually will be located in a new Ottis and Evelyn Burrow Center for the Fine and Performing Arts on campus. More than 5,000 pieces from around the world were acquired over a 65 year period by Burrow and her late husband, Ottis. Objects in the museum date as far back as the 1600s. Other pieces are so rare, they are priceless. The Museum boasts one of the largest known collections of horse sculptures in existence (inspired by the Burrows’ Tennessee Walker, Ebony’s Leading Lady - a 1965 World Champion). (256) 775-7477 801 Main Street NW Hanceville, AL 35077

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Bicentennial, the Cullman County Commission restored the site and embellished the grounds with hiking trails, a picnic area, a dogtrot log cabin, and working grist mill. The park is host to numerous weddings, car shows, and other activities. Take I-65 Exit 308, west on U.S. Hwy. 278 for 9 miles. Follow signs to park just off Hwy. 278 (256) 734-3369 Cullman County Park and Recreation Office www.cullmanrecreation.org

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The Old Houston Log Jail

The Carl Elliott House Museum is a historic house museum detailing the life of Congressman Carl A. Elliott, Sr. and the times in which he lived. The modest home in downtown Jasper demonstrates that a man from an ordinary background can accomplish extraordinary things. Carl Elliott lived through some of the most tumultuous times in Alabama and in American history. He introduced legislation which would change the face of education in America and fought for racial tolerance and a better quality of life for the people of Alabama. He also served as a trusted advisor to President John F. Kennedy. Despite political exile and financial ruin, Elliott continued to stand for the values he believed in, earning him international acclaim in later life. (205) 387-0511 (ext. 5718) 1700 Birmingham Avenue, Jasper, AL 35501. www.bscc.edu/elliot Hours: M, T, Th, F - 9 a.m.- Noon, 1- 5 p.m. Other days - by appointment only (Closed for state and federal holidays)

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The Old Houston Jail, circa 1868, is certified as the oldest structure of its kind in the State of Alabama and the second oldest in the United States. Houston was the original Winston County seat. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, The Old Houston Jail has a very unique architectural design that consists of logs and nails, providing just a glimpse of 19th Century life. A county-wide initiative to restore and preserve the Jail was done in 2006. It is open to the public free of charge 7 days a week. 4786 Co. Rd. 63, Houston, Alabama www.SmithLakeBook.com

Bankhead House & Heritage Center Visitors to The Bankhead House and Heritage Center can see history unfold around them as they follow the 111 years total service in the U.S. Congress by men from Jasper, Alabama. The Bankhead House and Heritage Center is a 1920’s home in north Jasper that was built by William B. Bankhead and was recently restored from the original blueprints. The center, which is owned by the Walker Area Community Foundation (WACF), is dedicated to the art, history, and people of Walker County in honor of the late Speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives who served as speaker for over four years until his death in 1940. Visitors are welcome from 10 am - 4 pm Monday Friday. Guided tours, scheduled in advance, are provided to groups who make an appointment. 800 West 7th St, Jasper, AL 35501 205-302-0001

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Clarkson Covered Bridge, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is one of Cullman County’s most well known attractions and is also one of the area’s most historically rich sites. Built in 1904, the 270-foot lattice-truss bridge is now one of only 14 covered bridges remaining in Alabama. Once used regularly by farmers and travelers to cross Crooked Creek, the weather worn bridge is now closed to traffic, but has become the centerpiece of a park built in period-fashion which showcases its historical significance. With the help of concerned citizens working on a project commemorating America’s

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Ave Maria Grotto

Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament

The Grotto is known throughout the world as “Jerusalem in Miniature.” It is a beautifully landscaped, four-acre park designed to provide a natural setting for the 125 miniature reproductions of some of the most famous historic buildings and shrines of the world. The masterpieces of stone and concrete are the lifetime work of Brother Joseph Zoettl, a Benedictine monk of St. Bernard Abbey. Begun as a hobby, he used various materials he could find. With infinite patience and a remarkable sense of symmetry and proportion, Brother Joseph recreated some of the greatest edifices of all time. Open daily 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Small admission fee. 10

Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, located at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery in Hanceville, Alabama, is an amazing and awe-inspiring place to visit. Built by Mother Angelica, it is the home of the Poor Clare nuns of the Perpetual Adoration. It is modeled after European 13th century monasteries with both Spanish and Italian influences. The monastery features stained glass windows from Germany, building stone from Canada, marble pillars and inlaid marble designs from Italy, roofing tiles from Columbia, South America, and carved stonework decorations from artisans in Spain. The main altar area is made of carved cedar covered in gold leaf. The Monastery Chapel and grounds are open to the public from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. Masses are held daily at 7 a.m. with confessions heard immediately following the mass. Free Admission - Groups Welcome.

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through the Golf Shop. 256-739-0738 700 Pine Hill Dr., Cullman, A beautiful blend of log-sturdy, pioneer AL 35057 www.SmithLakeBook.com spaciousness with modern brick, block, and tile makes the club house of Musgrove Country Club one of the most unique in Chesley Oaks Golf Course 9 the nation. Col. L. B. Musgrove completed the original log building in 1924 as a place The Chesley Oaks Golf Course was designed to entertain his business associates and by Steven D. Plumer, ASGCA, and opened in friends from Wall Street and other parts 1996. This Scottish links-style course is ideof the nation. All 556 logs in the original al for the average skill level. There are no building were cut from the 228 acres of forced carries or blind shots to slow rounds “forest primeval” club property where they and frustrate beginning golfers. Open but were hauled to the site, creosoted, and challenging, this course is a north central chain-hoisted into place at a rate of three to Alabama favorite of golfers of all skill levels. four logs per day. A 9-hole golf course was Ponds come into play on four holes. The also part of the original property, but nine fairways and average-sized greens are fully more holes were added in 1960. In 1992, ar- conditioned with a computerized irrigation chitect Jerry Pate designed improvements system. The 18-hole course, located in Cullto the course, making it one of the best in man, Alabama, features 6,738 yards of golf the state. Bent-grass greens and lush 410 from the longest tees for a par of 71. The Bermuda fairways complement the design. course rating is 71.0 and has a slope rating The pro shop and clubhouse are connected of 113. to the golf course by two wooden, swinging 256-796-9808 1035 County Road 1583, bridges that cross Blackwater Creek near Cullman, AL 35058 www.SmithLakeBook.com the dam originally built to furnish electricity to the Club. Musgrove Country Club, once the playground of the very rich, is today the Cullman Municipal Golf recreational spot of some 525 resident and Course non-resident members. 205-221-7900 916 Country Club Road, Jasper, AL 35503 The 18-hole course at the Cullman Municiwww.SmithLakeBook.com pal Golf Course facility is located in Hanceville. It features 6,351 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course Terri Pines Country Club 14 rating is 70.6 and has a slope rating of 131. The Terri Pines Country Club is a private Designed by Curtis Davis, the Cullman golf golf and country club in Cullman that was course opened in 1952. designed by Tom Jackson. This hilly course (256) 739-2386 2321 County Road 490, offers enough variety of terrain to challenge Hanceville, AL 35077. any level of golfer. There are water hazards www.SmithLakeBook.com that come into play at least fourteen times on the course. The 5,411-yard men’s tee is Bear Branch Golf Club also rated for ladies. The member will find a full schedule of tournament and outings The 9-hole Bear Branch Golf Club facility in to challenge his game. Social Members Jasper features 3,095 yards of golf from the are charged the current rate for green fees longest tees for a par of 36. Designed by and cart fees if they play golf. These rates Lester Kilgore, the Bear Branch golf course are subject to change. Current rates are opened in 2008. (205) 522-9237 3947 Holly available through the Golf Shop. Guest Grove Rd, Jasper, AL 35501. rates and rules of guest play are available www.SmithLakeBook.com

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The Smith Lake Book™ recommends you confirm all events. Smith Lake area events which are open to the public are published free of charge. Events must be received by January 15. Email event details to info@smithlakebook.com or submit on-line and sign up for e-mail alerts at www.SmithLakeBook.com.

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Year Round All Year Long – Cullman Geocaching Tour of Churches Cullman County Museum - 256-739-1258

Take a self-guided tour of the local historic churches. The tour will take you to several churches on the west side of Cullman. Before reaching each church you will receive movement instructions and a riddle. Information and a map are available at the Cullman County Museum.

April 9, 2016 - Cullman Color Me Cullman 5K

Admission – Registration Fee for Participants Fun for the whole family, food and drinks, t-shirts and color packets available. www.cullmancountyparks.com

April 16 - 17 - Cullman Bloomin’ Festival 256-739-6682 ext. 7133 The annual festival is a two day arts event at the campus of St. Bernard Abbey and Prep School located adjacent to the world famous Ave Maria Grotto. More than 140 booths are filled with artists exhibiting their work. Admission - $5, children 5 and under are free. NO PETS PLEASE. 2016 Smith Lake Book™

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April 23 - Crane Hill Striper Fishing Tournament

Winston County – April 27 & 28, 2016 Contact Allison Cochran with the U.S. Forest Service at 205-489-5111.

205-503-2020 or 256-734-0698 Admission - Entry Fee

This annual tournament is open to the public and sponsored by Fishing 24/7 Striper Club and Speegle’s Marina.

October 6, 2016 - Contact Jim Eason at msgjeason@ yahoo.com Walker County – May 16 & 17, 2016 Contact John Kulbitskas at 205-384-5415 - email johnkulb@bellsouth.net.

April 27 & 28, 2016 Renew Our Rivers What began as a small community cleanup in 2000 has evolved into a large-scale grassroots statewide project with tens of thousands of volunteers participating, including homeowner and boat owner associations, environmental groups, Alabama Power employees, schools and civic organizations. Alabama Power, with the help of volunteers around Smith Lake, removes thousands of pounds of trash and debris every year from Smith Lake. The trash and debris removed includes bottles and cans, tires, boats, old Styrofoam floats, and whatever does not belong.

Cullman County –May 16 & 17, 2016 Contact John Kulbitskas at 205-384-5415 (johnkulb@bellsouth.net).

To participate in a cleanup, simply select a location close to you, contact the organization and show up. Volunteers are welcome at each county cleanup. Bring friends, family, or a community group. Call for specific dates and times. The cleanups are usually held each year in the Spring and Fall.

May 6 - 7 Cullman Cullman StrawberryFest Festhalle Market Platz Admission – Free

256-739-1258 or facebook.com/cullmanstrawberryfest

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A two-day festival that offers something for everyone in celebration of the finest strawberries and home-grown produce found anywhere in North Alabama. As part of the annual festival, visitors are encouraged to help “Paint the Town Strawberry Red” while enjoying such events and activities as the annual 5K run, a classic car/truck and antique tractor show, crafts fair, children’s fun park, wagon rides, food vendors, and live entertainment.

Lake Area Events

May 7 - Jasper Art in the Park Festival

May 21 - Cullman Paddle at the Rock

Admission – Free

Admission – Free, Entry Fee – Yes

An annual event, over 65 booths highlight hand-crafted art that includes painting, drawing, wood carving, stained glass, sculpture, pottery, fabric arts, and jewelry. The Art in the Park festival is sponsored annually by the Walker County Arts Alliance.

4th Annual Paddle at the Rock hosted by Smith Lake Paddle Boards at Smith Lake Park.

www.ArtsofWalkerCounty.org

3 Stand Up Paddle Board races for all skill levels from beginners to elite racers. Part of the Southern Stoke Paddle Series and The Black Warrior SUP Championship. Proceeds Benefit the Bell Center. www.SmithLakePaddleBoards.com Tommy or Susan Cost - 256-736-3002

May 14 - Cullman Stony Lonesome Mud Run 5K Admission – Registration Fee This is where mud and mayhem come together as runners grind their way through the challenging course. With spectators cheering, this event will surely be a memorable experience for anyone daring to take on the Mud Run! Stony Lonesome OHV Park 256-287-1133 www.CullmanCountyParks.com

May 21 – Arley 43rd Arley Day Festival Hamner Park - Admission – Free

Gather in downtown Arley for music, good food, and plenty of things to do during this annual celebration. Fun, family friendly festival, parade, games, live entertainment, a 5K run, and a vintage car show are some of the events. www.SmithLakeBook.com arleywomensclub@gmail.com

May 28 – 30 - Cullman Memorial Day Festival

May 16 & 17

Renew our Rivers Walker County Cleanup Contact: John Kulbitskas - 205-384-5415 johnkulb@bellsouth.net

Admission – Free - Smith Lake Park RV and tent camping available. Pool will be open. Music festival and craft vendors food vendors, contests & more! 256-739-2916 or www.cullmancountyparks.com

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June 4 - Double Springs Frontier Days Festival Admission – Free

On the first Saturday of each June, Frontier Days is held at Double Springs Elementary School, celebrating Double Springs’ early history. The festival includes arts and crafts, live music, food, games (including a horseshoe competition and a Moon Pie eating contest), rides, and a rodeo parade, and participants are encouraged to don period dress. This is a fun event for the entire family. 205-489-3534

June 4 - Cullman

Cruze Fest - Smith Lake Park Admission – Free to Public

June 3 & 4 - Haleyville 9-1-1 Festival Admission – Free

Cars, Trucks, Bikes & Tractors; Registration Fee (per entry). Food Vendors, Family Fun, Door Prizes. Cabins & Campsites Available. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

256-739-2916 or In 1968, the city of Haleyville made histowww.cullmancountyparks.com ry when Alabama Speaker of the House Rankin Fite placed the first 911 emergency call from City Hall to U.S. Representative Tom Bevill at the city’s police station. Each June 10 - Smith Lake year, Haleyville celebrates its role in history with the annual 9-1-1 Festival honoring all Wake The World Alabama police, fire, rescue, and emergency personWindemere, Lewis Smith Lake nel and includes a Parade, Street Dance, BBQ Cook-off, Arts & Crafts, Exhibits, Car Wake the World is a group of boat owners providing water sports opportunities to abanShow, and children’s activities.

Contact: Heath Patton sidetracked3@yahoo.com www.waketheworld.org

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www.HaleyvilleChamber.org 205-486-4611

doned, abused and neglected children, as well as for the handicapped and our wounded warriors. 8AM - 7PM

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June 10 & 11

June 24 & 25 - Smith Lake

Renew our Rivers Cullman County Cleanup

Annual Smith Lake BAO Poker Run

Contact Jim Murphy with the Smith Lake Environmental Preservation Committee at 205529-5981 or visit www.slepc.org.

Smith Lake Poker Run is an annual fund raiser for Birmingham AIDS Outreach. It features checkpoints on the water that people can access by boat. Each checkpoint has a different themed party. At each stop people draw a poker card. Door prizes will be handed out to those with the best poker hand. Saturday’s festivities are set to begin at 9 a.m.

Registration Fee

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June 11 - Crane Hill National Marina Day

Water entertainment, arts and crafts, hot dogs and soft drinks, bring the kids. Pets welcome on leashes. Trident Marina/Crane Hill 10a-4p. (256) 286--0050 www.TridentMarinas.com

June 24, 2016 Registration Party – Barn At The Farm June 25, 2016 Poker Run in and around Rock Creek Guests may register online and get more information at birminghamaidsoutreach.org Ticket includes registration party Friday evening and poker run plus after party Saturday www.BirminghamAidsOutreach.org 205-322-4197

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July 16 - Smith Lake

Mike Beasley Memorial Poker Run Duskin Point Marina - 205-384-6942 Admission – Yes

July 2 & 3

The Mike Beasley Memorial Poker Run is a fundraiser to help support rescue personnel in the Smith Lake area. It features 10 different locations on Smith Lake to collect playing cards in hopes of getting the best five-card hand and the grand prize. Past events have included live entertainment, a raffle and hot dog island. A fun filled event for the entire family.

Devil’s Branch

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Rock the Boat 2016 Fredricks Outdoor is very excited to announce the first annual Rock the Boat concert at Devil’s Branch on beautiful Smith Lake. The entire event is FREE to the public and will be hosted on the water. Boat in, tie off, kick back, and listen to some great music from local bands and the Grammy nominated Confederate Railroad. Saturday afternoon we’ll be hosting our first ever Battle of the Bands. The winning band will get $1,000 and the opportunity to open for Confederate Railroad on Sunday! Battle of the Bands Signup: fredricksoutdoor.com/bob Facebook.com/fredricksoutdoor.

July 4 - Arley

Annual 4th of July Fireworks Display @ Duncan Bridge

Mike Beasley

Admission – Free

An annual tradition featuring a spectacular fireworks display around the bridge. Provided by Duncan Bridge Marina & RV Resort. Usually begins at 9:00 p.m. www.SmithLakeBook.com

July 4 - Cullman

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Independence Day Festival @ Smith Lake Park Admission – Yes

All-day entertainment, arts and crafts, food vendors, a fireworks show over the water, camping, swimming, and much more! www.CullmanCountyParks.com smithlakebook.com

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August 6 - Cullman

Farm-to-Fork Dinner

Rock and Glow 5K

Admission – Yes

Registration Fee for Participants

Tickets are available for a limited-seating Farmto-Fork dinner before the Farm Y’all Festival on the 27th. Dinner will be held at Camp Meadowbrook, 2344 County Road 747, Cullman

Have fun with glow sticks and other glow items so you can light up the night. Food, drinks and T-shirts will be available.

Call 256-734-0454 www.FarmYall.com

www.CullmanCountyParks.com

August 27 - Cullman August 19 - Cullman

Farm Y’all Festival

Admission – Yes

Annual festival that celebrates the men and women whose hard work earned Cullman County a #1 ranking for agriculture production. The event includes live music, contests, games, educational classes, cooking demonstrations from celebrity chefs, fresh produce, and great fun for the whole family. Tickets are also available for a limited-seating Farm-to-Fork dinner a week before the event.

Admission – Free

Eva Bank 5K Midnight Run Starting at the Cullman Civic Center at midnight, all ages show up to compete and enjoy pizza, drinks, and live entertainment. www.CullmanRecreation.org 256-734-9157

Festival at Festhalle Market Place www.FarmYall.com

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September 9 & 10 - Jasper Foothills Festival Admission – Free

This exciting festival is held in downtown Jasper. It is a fun filled day for friends and family with food, arts and crafts, petting zoo, and live entertainment. Info: 205-221-8529 sayles21@gmail.com www.FoothillsJasper.com

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3rd or 4th Tues of Sept - Jasper Northwest Alabama Fair

Sept 17 - Cullman

Cluck-n-Brew Wingfest

Admission – Yes

Since 1961, the Northwest Alabama Fair has been an annual tradition in Jasper. Get ready for a fun time with the entire family. You won’t know what to do first! There are agricultural exhibits, rides, games, animals, or stop and enjoy the different types of food.

The event features a wing cook-off and includes live entertainment, a kid zone, food, beverages, and all kinds of entertainment for the whole family. Info: 256-734-9157 www.CullmanRecreation.org

www.facebook.com/NorthwestAlabamaFair

Sept 22 - 24 - Cullman

Sept 3 - Cullman

Jeep Jamboree

Sweet Tater Festival Smith Lake Park Labor Day Weekend

Admission – Yes 256-287-1133

Admission – Yes (256) 531-7916 A fun event for the whole family! The festival includes arts and crafts, food, live entertainment, games, children rides, flea market, door prizes, and much more.

This is the 5th year for this exciting event. Enjoy a Jeep Jamboree adventure weekend, bringing together the outdoors, down-to-earth people, and their Jeep 4x4’s. Located at Stony Lonesome OHV Park. www.StonyLonesomeOHV.us

www.SweetTaterFestival.com

Sept 22 – Oct 1 - Cullman

September 9 & 10

Contact Jim Murphy with the Smith Lake Environmental Preservation Committee at 205529-5981 or visit www.slepc.org.

Admission – Yes

Since 1954, thrilling rides, amazing exhibits, and the best in local and regional entertainment. Located at the Cullman County Fair Grounds. Info: 256-734-0661 www.CullmanFair.com

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October 8 - Addison Pat Buttram Festival Admission – Free 256-747-2779

The city of Addison honors native Pat Buttram, the famous sidekick of Gene Autry and character “Mr. Haney” in the television series Green Acres, with a festival featuring live music, antique car and tractor show, quilt show, carnival rides, photo gallery of Buttram’s TV and movie days, and much more. This is a fun event for everyone in the family.

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October 1 - Cullman

October 15 – 18 - Cullman

2016 Smith Lake Park Bass Fest Bass Tourn. & Music Festival

Alabama Gourd Festival Admission – Yes

Admission - Entry Fee

Bass tournament and music festival with arts and crafts, food vendors and live entertainment. www.SmithLakeParkBassFest.com

An annual festival that features artwork and crafts (all made from gourds), participate in hands-on crafting classes, watch free gourd craft demonstrations, and shop the vendor booths featuring amazing gourd arts and crafts. Cullman Civic Center www.AlabamaGourdSociety.org

October 20 - Double Springs

October 6

Empty Bowl Project

Renew our Rivers

Winston County Cleanup Contact: Contact Jim Eason at

msgjeason@yahoo.com

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Admission – $10

Annual event of the Winston County Arts Council and Main Street Ministries where participants receive and keep a one-of-a-kind, handmade pottery bowl and sample soups and stews from the outstanding restaurants, cafes, and cooks in Winston County. This event benefits Main Street Ministries which is a faith based, community service ministry providing food and clothing each week for those in need.

www.WinstonCountyArts.org

Oct 7 – Oct 11 - Cullman

Oct 29 & 30 - Double Springs

Cullman Oktoberfest

Gun & Hunting Show

Admission – Most Events are Free A week full of planned activities including authentic German food, costumes, music, and dancing. The Octoberfest is an 8-day festival held annually during the first week of October.

www.CullmanOktoberfest.com 256-739-1258

Admission - Free 205-489-5447

Town of Double Springs Public Safety Gun & Hunting Show. Annual Gun and Hunting Trade show featuring food and door prizes. Located at the Double Springs Municipal Building. www.SmithLakeBook.com

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November 26 - Cullman

December 2 & 3 - Cullman

Peinhardt Living History Farm Day

Christmas Arts & Crafts Show Admission – Free 256-734-6690

Admission – Yes 256-734-0850 or bjohn781@aol.com

This is an educational farm focusing on rural life in the 1930’s and 1940’s. The program theme is “Life and Living on a Working Family Farm.” The focus is on animals, the house and garden, the field and woods which all played an important role in helping the farmer make a living.

Arts and crafts show featuring all handmade items. www.CullmanRecreation.org

TBA – December - Crane Hill

www.PeinhardtFarm.com

Smith Lake Christmas Boat Parade with Santa Admission – Free

Smith Lake boaters decorate their vessels with lights and take to the water for the annual Christmas boat parade. Bring the kids to see Santa and join the fun! www.SmithLakeRVresort.com

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Arley - 35541 Hidden Cove Rental Cabins

687 CR 3919

(205) 221-7042

www.ThousandTrails.com - A wonderful, family-friendly, lakefront camping getaway with first-class amenities.

“Lakewood Place” www.vrbo.com/607368 (205) 902-9342 H Y Y Y $$$ $135-$185/Night Affordable, Remodeled, Level & Shady Lot, Main Body of Lake, Boat Ramp, 2 Levels & Kitchens, Great for Multiple Families 5 Beds, Sleeps 15

Crane Hill Smith Lake Bed & 994 CR 4230 Breakfast innkeepr@hiwaay.net

(256) 747-6057

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Snowbird Retreat 2249 CR 870 (269) 832-0088 BB Y Y Y J R-M $$ 4 alabama-snowbird.com The Snowbird sleeps 14 adults in a new home overlooking beautiful Smith Lake. Your home away from (See ad opposite page) home! Red Rooster Retreat

2140 CR 870

(256) 747-4295

Best Western Fairwinds Inn

1917 Commerce Av

(256) 737-5009

American’s Best Value Inn

6349 Highway 157

Comfort Suites Hotel

2048 St. Joseph Dr NW

Days Inn Econo Lodge

P-J

(256) 734-8854

(256) 255-5999

1841 4th St SW

(205) 739-3800

1655 CR 437

(256) 734-2691

Economy Inn

1834 2nd Av NW

(256) 734-0122

Hampton Inn

6100 Alabama 157

(256) 739-4444

Holiday Inn Express

2052 Hayes Dr NW

(256) 736-1906

Quality Inn

5917 SR 157 NW

(256) 734-1240

Sleep Inn & Suites

2050 Old Hwy 157

(256) 734-6166

364 Lakeshore Lane

(205) 489-2462

Budget Inn

1301 Old U.S. 78

(205) 221-6430

Econo Lodge

101 6th Avenue North

(205) 221-7800

1543 Lake Shore Dr

(361) 438-4811

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Ron & Suzanne Wilson - Owners thesnowbirdretreat@gmail.com 2249 CR 870, Crane Hill, AL

(269) 832-0088 www.alabama-snowbird.com

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Hampton Inn

100 Industrial Parkway

(205) 221-3334

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Holiday Inn Express

202 Oak Hill Road

(205) 302-6400

R-M-C

J-28

Quality Inn

1100 Old U.S. 78

(205) 387-7710

J-29

www.vrbo.com/352870

(205) 902-9342

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Conference Room

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“Sleepy Hollow Cottage”

3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10 Beds for 6-10

“You won’t find a more peaceful spot for your vacation. Brick home, level lot with beautiful view just off main body.”

Sleep Inn & Suites

90 Carl Cannon Blvd

Super 8 Hotel

1287 Old U.S. 78

Travel Rite Inn

200 Mall Way

(205) 387-2001

(205) 221-3050

(205) 221-1161

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Hidden Cove RV Resort 687 County Road 3919, Arley, AL 35541 www.thousandtrails.com (205) 221-7042 Lakeshore Cabins & RV

1543 Lakeshore Drive, Jasper, AL 35504 www.LakeshoreCabinsandRV.com

(361) 438-4811

Corinth Recreation Area

Located on Lake Lewis Smith in the William B. Bankhead National Forest 6 miles east of Double Springs. Campground requires 2 vehicle / 2 tent maximum per single site. An additional vehicle fee of $6.00 will be charged at arrival. First- come / first-serve sites available. Quiet hours 10pm to 6am. Gate hours open 9am to 6pm Sun-Thurs, 9am to 7pm F, S; After hours access is available. Modern restrooms and full hookups available. Site must be occupied within first 24 hours or forfeit. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $45.00. Day Use fee is $6.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but card holder must be present. Ice is available for $3.00/bag and firewood $5.00/bundle. Reservations may be made at 877-444-6777 or recreation.gov. Local number for is 205-489-3165. Campground is open from Mid-March - November 1. 2540 County Road 57, Double Springs AL 35553

Located on Lake Lewis Smith in the William B. Bankhead National Forest in Jasper. Campground requires 2 vehicle / 2 tent maximum per single site. $6.00 fee for additional vehicles. First-come / first-serve sites available. Quiet hours 10PM to 6AM. Gate hours open 7AM to 6PM Sun - Thurs, 7AM to 10PM Friday and Saturday. After hours access is available. Modern restrooms, 30-50 amp electric, and water hook-ups. All vehicles and trailers, including boats, must be parked on pavement. Site must be occupied within first 24 hours or forfeit. Dump station - $5.00 per vehicle, ice - $3.00/bag, firewood - $5.00/bundle. Interpretive programs are available. Activities include: playground, beach area, paved bicycle path, boat launch, and hiking trails. Registered campers may use the boat launch, swimming and picnic areas at no charge. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $45.00. Day Use fee is $6.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but card holder MUST be present. Campground is open from Mid-March - November 1. Reservations may be made at 877-4446777 or recreation.gov. Local number: (205) 384-4792 8079 County Highway 27, Jasper, AL 35503

Smith Lake Park

Smith Lake Park is located 7 miles from I-65 in Cullman County. The park has 9 cabins; 219 full service sites; 5 water and electric sites; and 61 tent sites. Eight pavilions, playgrounds, a pool, fishing pier, a huge stage for special events, and new boat launch makes rustic Smith Lake Park a destination for fun and relaxation plus a number of special events and festivals at the park throughout the year. 256-7392916 416 County Road 385, Cullman, Al 35057 www.cullmancountyparks.com

Cabin Rentals - RV - Camping - Events Pavilions, Playgrounds, A Pool, Fishing Pier, Putt-putt

www.cullmancountyparks.com 416 County Road 385, Cullman, AL 35057

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Stony Lonesome OHV Park features several types of off-road trails. They include:

Located on Lake Lewis Smith in the William B. Bankhead National Forest in Houston. Campground requires 2 vehicle / 2 tent maximum per single site. First-come / first-serve sites available. Quiet hours 10PM to 6AM. Gate hours open 9AM - 7PM; After hours access is available. Day use fee is $4.00. Modern restrooms. All vehicles and trailers, including boats must be parked on pavement. Site must be occupied within first 24 hours or forfeit. Interpretive programs are available. Activities include: beach area, boat launch, and hiking trails. Registered campers may use the boat launch, swimming and picnic areas at no charge. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $30.00. Day Use fee is $4.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but card holder MUST be present. Campground is open from Mid-March November 1. 205-489-2941 1033 County Road 3124, Houston AL 35572, www.recreation.gov 12 12

Double Track: suitable for ATVs, quads, motorcycles and four-wheel-drive OHVs. Environmental Education Walk: Suitable for accessing environmentally sensitive areas. Rock Crawler Trails: Very rough, steep trails suitable for highly modified 4WD vehicles with specialized equipment. Open 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Thursday - Monday CLOSED Tuesday & Wednesday, the park is also subject to close in the event of severe inclement weather.

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Shiloh’s Steakhouse & Country Cooking

256-747-2763

32437 U.S. 278

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Arley Coffee Shop

205-387-2472

6670 County Road 41

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La Plaza Bonita Mexican

205-387-7709

6530 County Road 41

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The All Steak Restaurant

256-734-4322

314 2nd Avenue SW

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The Angler Seafood House

256-775-6080

6091 County Road 222

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Carlton’s Italian

256-739-9050

208 3rd Avenue SE

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Johnny’s BBQ

256-734-8539

1401 4th Street SW

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Los Cabos Mexican Restaurant

256-775-1777

1600 2nd Avenue SW

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Pop’s Place Bar BQ

256-734-0450

6050 County Road 222

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Whitlock’s Café

256-734-8395

6446 County Road 222

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Iron Skillet

256-287-1299

426 Alabama Highway 69 South

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Jack’s

256-287-9933

325 Alabama Highway 69 South

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McDonald’s

256-287-9543

Alabama Highway 69 South

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Buenavista Mexican

205-489-5949

14940 Highway 278

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Jack’s

205-489-2493

15266 Highway 278

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Lakeshore Restaurant

205-489-2462

364 Lakeshore Lane

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Sapore Italian Grill

205-489-1172

26641 Highway 195

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4815 County Road 63

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Houston

Chef Troy’s Talk of the Town www.ChefTroys.com

“Over 30 years of culinary experience from the East to West Coast, to Smith Lake. We cater!”

Jasper Cabos San Lucas Mexican

205-295-9984

4330 Highway 78 East Suite 128

Chick-fil-A

205-221-6667

300 Highway 78 East

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Cujo’s Pizza & Deli Sandwiches 6716 Curry Hwy Map# 37 Jasper, AL 35503

1303 Highway 78, Jasper, AL (across from Big Lot’s)

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Full Moon BBQ www.FullMoonBBQ.com

205-295-7000

2901 Old US 78 East

Everything made fresh daily to provide our customers with the best bar-b-que & trimmings.

Johnny Brusco’s Pizza

205-221-9700

1705 Old Highway 78

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PJ's Restaurant

205-221-5772

33080 Alabama 69

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205-384-3463

1303 Old U.S. Highway 78

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Victoria’s Restaurant

J-55

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205-384-9220

5100 Curry Highway

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Addison Addison Quik Stop

256-747-4569

16590 County Road 41

Hyatt's Market

256-747-6004

70 McHann Road

Mason’s Market

205-302-0120

6168 County Road 41

Son’s of Arley

205-221-9315

6710 County Road 41

69 Qwik Stop

205-221-0790

33090 AL Hwy 69 N

Boldo Crown

205-295-2385

27620 AL Hwy 69 N

Bug Tussle Marketplace

256-287-0725

13001 AL 69 S

Eagle Pride Kwik Stop

256-287-9522

11706 AL 69 S

256-747-4581

7085 Highway 278 W

256-287-0545

4244 Cold Springs Road

Country Mall Convenience

256-747-6235

20170 County Road 222

Skinner's Country Mart

256-747-2082

15010 County Road 222

256-734-2724

1935 Fourth Street SW

Barbara Ann's Too

205-387-0074

3085 Curry Highway

Gateway Foodland

205-384-3536

5100 Curry Highway # 146

Smith Lake Citgo (formerly BP)

205-384-5028

6995 Curry Highway

Smith Lake Trade Center

205-387-2800

9285 Curry Highway

256-287-2663

4340 County Road 216

A-41

Arley *

J-69

J-70

Boldo * *

Bremen *

Clarkson Reddy Stop Bethel

Cold Springs J & D's Four Way

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Cullman Reddy Mart

C-50

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Dodge City S & S Foods

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D-57

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Double Springs Free State Chevron

205-489-5440

14908 Highway 278

Gateway Foodland

205-489-5001

26261 AL Hwy 195

Main Street Texaco

205-489-2332

234 Main Street

Marathon Food Mart

205-489-5178

26102 AL Hwy 195

Good Hope Exxon

256-734-1860

1734 County Road 437

Good Hope Grocery

256-739-2591

2253 County Road 437

Valley Grove Grocery

256-775-0077

6278 County Road 437

256-747-6159

5975 Helicon Road

205-489-8538

24350 Highway 278

205-384-6848

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D-55

D-56

Good Hope * *

Helican *

2965 AL Hwy 195

256-747-7145

12177 Highway 278 W

205-489-3700

21320 Highway 278

205-387-1245

4560 AL Hwy 195

256-747-2828

35100 Highway 278 W

205-387-7862

10670 AL Hwy 195

Trimble Super Saver

256-739-4461

5981 County Road 222

Whitlock's General Store & Café

256-734-8230

6446 County Road 222

Gail's Grocery

Houston Houston Grocery,Tackle & Deli

J-27

Jasper Brown's Grocery

Jones Chapel Jones Chapel Superette

Lakeshore Lakeshore Quick Stop LLC

Manchester Grocery

Nesmith Nesmith Exxon

Thach Odom's Grocery

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Groceries & supplies Phone

Addison Quik Stop

16590 CR 41

256-747-4569

Addison Texaco

30711 U.S. 278

256-747-1890

Dollar General

31631 U.S. 278

256-747-3932

SG-GM

Hyatt’s Market

70 McHann Road

256-747-6004

29865 Highway 278

256-747-2728

Powell Building Supply

M-P

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G-D

Ice

G-D

Air

Alcohol

LP Gas

Address

Fuel

Addison

Meat/Produce

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A-41 Y

A-44

A-2

A-49 A-1

Hwy 41, Arley

Gluten Free & Organic Section

(205) 302-0120

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Arley Dollar General

Son’s of Arley of ARLEY

Mason’s Market Son’s of Arley

Williams Hardware

6178 County Road 41

205-221-9449

SG-GM

6168 County Road 41

205-302-0120

FG-GM

M-P

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Groceries, USDA Meats, Deli, Snacks, Boating Supplies, Bait & Tackle, BBQ & Catering! 5059 County Road 41

205-387-1977

H-GM

69 Qwik Stop

33090 AL 69

205-221-0790

Boldo Crown

27620 AL Hwy 69 N

205-295-2385

Dollar General

27654 AL Hwy 69 N

205-221-3499

LPF

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G-D

J-70

J-71

SG-GM

J-69

Bremen Spirit Bremen Thrift

6476 AL 69 South

256-287-0126

G-D-K

Bug Tussle Marketplace

13001 AL 69 South

256-287-0725

G-D-K

Eagle Pride Kwik Stop

11706 AL 69 South

256-287-9522

G-D

7085 U.S. 278 W

256-747-4581

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Mon-Thu: 5:30 am - 8:00 pm Fri-Sat: 5:30 am - 9:00 pm Sun: 6:30 am - 8:00 pm

Groceries & supplies

20170 County Road 222

256-747-6235

SG-H

G-D-K

Dollar General

14765 County Road 222

256-747-4701

SG-GM

Skinners Country Mart

15010 County Road 222

256-747-2082

Cullman

Address

Phone

700 7th Ave SW

256-734-4221

Map #

Country Mall Convenience

Ice

G-D

Air

Alcohol

256-287-0545

Meat/Produce

Fuel

4244 Cold Springs Rd

LP Gas

LEGEND

Food & Hardware

Grocery & Supply

Lake Area

Cold Springs J & D's Four Way

Crane Hill

Buettner Brothers Lumber Co. Inc.

G-D

C-52

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Dollar General

120 Hwy 278

256-841-3594

Reddy Mart

1935 Fourth Street SW

256-734-2724

Smith's Farms

1825 4th Street SW

256-737-0505

Warehouse Discount Grocery

1615 Town Square SW

256-739-4380

M-P

Werner's Trading Company

1115 4th St SW

256-734-5673

Barbara Ann's Too

3085 Curry Highway

205-387-0074

Curry Discount Pharmacy

5558 Curry Hwy

205-221-6330

SG-GM

Curry Texaco

5285 Curry Highway

205-387-2800

Curry True Value Hardware

5100 Curry Highway

205-384-1828

H-GM

Dollar General

5100 Curry Highway

205-387-0065

SG-GM

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C-50 C-13

C-13

C-42

Curry G-D

30 46

17 15

Gateway Foodland

5100 Curry Highway

205-384-3536

FG-GM

Smith Lake Citgo

6996 Curry Highway

205-384-5028

G-D-K

Smith Lake Trade Center

9285 Curry Highway

205-384-9403

G-D

Dodge City Petro

426 AL 69

256-287-1299

G-D

Dollar General

171 AL 69 S

256-287-1950

SG-GM

Heritage Pharmacy

561 AL 69 S

256-287-3333

S & S Foods

4340 CR 216

256-287-2663

FG-GM

M-P

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Ice

Air

Alcohol

Meat/Produce

LP Gas

Food & Hardware

Gas

LEGEND

Double Springs Blue Moon Beverages

14710 Hwy 278

205-489-1372

Dollar General

26222 AL 195

205-489-8371

SG-GM

Free State Chevron

14908 U.S. 278

205-489-5440

Gateway Foodland

26261 AL 195

205-489-5001

FG-GM

Main Street Texaco

234 Main Street

205-489-2332

D-57

Marathon Food Mart

26102 AL 195

205-489-5178

SG-GM

G-D

D-58

Rowe Building Supply

26269 AL 195

205-489-5878

Chevron Food Mart

1690 County Rd 437

256-739-4666

Dollar General

31 Megan Lane

256-734-0560

SG-GM

Good Hope Exxon

1734 County Rd 437

256-734-1860

G-D

Good Hope Grocery

2253 County Rd 437

256-739-2591

Valley Grove Grocery

6278 County Rd 437

256-775-0077

5975 Helicon Road

256-747-6159

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D-55 D-56

D-59

Good Hope G-D

21 23

Y Y

Helicon Gail's Grocery

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Ice

Air

Map #

24350 U.S. 278

205-489-8538

G-D

Brown's Grocery

2965 Highway 195

205-384-6848

SG-GM

G-D-K

J-27

Five Points Pharmacy & Dollar

41 Curry Hwy

205-295-1750

SG-GM

Qwik-Sak

Curry Hwy & Airport Rd

205-384-9654

J-28

The Toad

2501 North Airport Rd

205-221-0350

J-29

Dollar General

11511 U.S. 278 West

256-747-2506

SG-GM

Family Dollar

29 County Road 940

256-747-4992

SG-GM

Piggly Wiggly

25 County Road 940

256-747-4805

FG-GM

Steven's Poultry & Hardware

15 County Road 944

256-747-8259

H-GM

21320 U.S. 278

205-489-3700

G-D

10836 County Road 222

256-747-1868

SG-GM

4560 Highway 195

205-387-1245

G-D

35100 U.S. 278

256-747-2828

5531 U.S. 278 West

256-737-0724

G-D

10670 AL Hwy 195

205-387-7862

FG-H

G-D-K

6140 CR 222

256-739-0762

H-GM G-K

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Houston Houston Grocery

Jasper J-60

Jones Chapel

M-P

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LPF

Lakeshore Lakeshore Quick Shop

Logan Guthery’s Crossroads

Manchester Manchester Grocery

Nesmith Nesmith Exxon

Spring Hill Spring Hill Grocery

Thach Odom's Grocery

M-P

Trimble Smith Lake Hardware Trimble Super Saver

5981 CR 222

256-739-4461

FGGM-H

Whitlock's General Store

6446 CR 222

256-734-8230

SG-H

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Churches

Churches Lake Area

Addison – 35540

Addison Church of God - 31331 Highway 278 - (256) 747-1011 Addison First Baptist Church - 115 South 2nd St - (256) 747-6470 Fairview Church - 29440 Highway 278 - (205) 489-2737 Kemp Baptist Church - 13956 County Road 41 - (256) 747-6360 Sardis Baptist Church - 3789 Sardis Airport Rd - (256) 747-3782

Arley – 35541 Arley Church of Christ - 6917 County Road 41 - (205) 221-6564 Arley First Baptist Church - www.ArleyFirstBaptist.org 1610 Hickory Lane - (205) 384-4667 Arley UMC - 5670 County Road 41 - (205) 384-5409 Bethel Baptist Church - 2750 County Road 12 - (205) 387-7693

Church on the Lake

Liberty Baptist Church - 3724 County Road 40 - (256) 747-1080

Sundays @ 8am at Smith Lake RV Resort

Meek Baptist Church - 360 Helicon Road - (205) 387-7731

Bremen - 35033

800 County Road 202, Crane Hill

Addington Chapel UMC - 185 CR 59 - (256) 287-2047

Service by:

Bethel Family Worship Center - 7794 CR 35 - (256) 287-2210 Cold Springs Church - 8392 County Road 109 - (256) 287-1025 Kinney Grove Baptist Church - 320 CR 221 - (256) 287-0531 Ryan Creek Baptist Church - 24849 CR 222 - (256) 287-1613

Crane Hill - 35053 Bethany Baptist Church - 1612 CR 201 - (256) 747-6435

Cullman - 35057 (continued)

Beulah Church Of The Nazarene - 13438 CR 222 - (256) 747-1902

Good Hope Baptist - 90 Good Hope School Rd - (256) 734-5932

Livingston Chapel Methodist - 16609 CR 222 - (256) 747-6994

Jones Chapel First Baptist Church - 235 CR 1114 - (256) 747-6433

Parsonage Flatrock UMC - 5430 CR 22 - (256) 747-6100

Jones Chapel Methodist Church - 101 CR 1082 - (256) 747-1774

Smith Lake Baptist Church - 377 CR 330 - (256) 747-0542

Lighthouse Independent Church - 44 CR 426 - (256) 736-8696

Sulphur Springs Baptist - 1638 Sulphur Spgs Rd - (256) 747-6631

MT Nebo Baptist Church - 11 County Road 1273 - (256) 737-1850

Cullman - 35057

Spring Hill Baptist Church - 5400 US Hwy 278 W - (256) 775-6307

Bethsaida Baptist Church - 1365 CR 421 - (256) 739-0232

Victory Baptist Church - 35 County Road 1169 - (256) 734-8279

Bremen Missionary Baptist - 7611 AL Hwy 69 S - (256) 287-0510

Double Springs - 35553

Central Baptist Church - 155 County Road 1129 - (256) 747-6889

Antioch Baptist Church - 8424 County Road 2 - (205) 489-5483

Daystar Church - 200 Daystar Dr - (256) 737-0800

Christ’s Fellowship - Highway East - (205) 489-2974

Faith Cumberland Presby. - 6880 AL Hwy 157 - (256) 739-5125

Church of Christ - Highway 195 S - (205) 489-2666

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(205) 384-4800 www.StCecilias.net

Welcome Lake Visitors! Sundays 9am in English - 11:30am en Español Saturdays @ 5pm Tuesdays @ Noon Wednesdays @ 5:30pm

Thursdays @ Noon Fridays @ Noon

2159 Highway 195 Jasper, AL 35503 Jasper – 35504

First Baptist Church - 197 Main St - (205) 489-5583

Abundant Life Fellowship - 32365 Highway 69 - (205) 384-9817

First United Methodist Church - 283 Guttery St - (205) 489-1300

Blooming Grove Baptist - 1805 Blooming Grove Rd - (205) 387-8751

Main Street Ministries INC - 17 Old School Rd - (205) 489-3500

Boldo First Baptist Church - 27480 Highway 69 - (205) 387-7956

Pleasant Hill Baptist Church - 31170 Hwy 195 - (205) 489-2175

Boldo United Methodist Church - 55 Gray Rd - (205) 302-0677

Corinth Church - County Road 57

Drummond Church of Christ - 342 Drummond School Rd - (205) 387-1821

Houston - 35572

Freedom Worship - 10102 Smith Lake Dam Road - (205) 221-4074

Houston Baptist Church - PO Box 28 - (205) 489-5075

Grace Missionary Baptist Church - 25861 Highway 69 - (205) 295-1111

Houston Church of God - 108 County Road 3800 - (205) 489-2497

Liberty Church of Christ - 1391 Sunrise Rd - (205) 221-2700

Jasper - 35503

Living Light Church of God - 3420 N Airport Rd - (205) 387-7195

Cornerstone Assem. of God - 7719 Hwy 195 - (205) 387-0605

Mount Joy Baptist Church - 5640 Smith Lake Dam Rd - (205) 384-4406

Back Forty Cowboy Ch - 564 Lamon Chapel Rd - (205) 275-7545

New Canaan Baptist Church - 2300 N Walston Bridge Rd - (205) 387-8702

Curry Church of Christ - 5454 Curry Hwy - (205) 387-7338

Phil. Baptist - 1200 Burrows Crossing Rd - (205) 384-9628

Curry Church of God - 8380 Curry Hwy - (205) 221-7710

St Mary’s Episcopal Church - 801 The Trace W - (205) 387-7746

Curry UMC - 6383 Curry Hwy - (205) 221-0242

Trinity Flwsp Church of God - 300 The Trace E - (205) 221-9587

Farmstead Baptist Church - 265 Curry Hwy - (205) 384-3501

Victory As. of God - 2235 Pineywoods Sipsey Rd - (205) 384-0857

Freedom Assembly of God - 1320 Curry Hwy - (205) 384-3337

Woodland Trace Church of Christ - 601 The Mall Way - (205) 384-0689

Lamon Chapel UMC - 944 Lamon Chapel Loop - (205) 849-8734

Logan - 35098

Living Word Tabernacle Church - 205 Fall City Rd - (205) 387-1118

Bethel UMC - 369 Bethel Church Rd - (256) 796-6855

Mount Vernon Baptist Church - 6450 Curry Hwy - (205) 387-8251

Logan Baptist Church - 4684 County Road 831 - (256) 747-6918

St. Cecilia Catholic Church - www.stcecilias.net 2159 Alabama 195 - (205) 384-4800

New Mount Zion Baptist Church - 101 CR 963 - (256) 747-0767 New Prospect Baptist Church - 5805 CR 38 - (256) 287-0404

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202 County Road 4007, Crane Hill, AL 35053 www.kingqualityboatdocks.com

(205) 221-1177

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Free State Boat Dock, Inc. Smith Lake’s Largest Producer! Call Justin Hogan at (205) 272-0504

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Boat Sales NELEMS MARINE “Since 1966” 13239 Highway 78, Jasper, AL 35501 www.nelems.com - info@nelems.com (205) 221-3072 (See ad below )

Rambo Marine

21680 County Road 222, Crane Hill, AL 35025 www.RamboMarine.com

(256) 286-0050

SINGLETON MARINE

21680 County Road 222 Crane Hill, AL 35053 www.singletonmarine.com - (See Ad Page 46-47) (256) 286-0050

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BILLY RALEY CONSTRUCTION CO. Lake Home

Specialist New Homes & Remodeling

(256) 214-0915 RaleyConstruction@centurytel.net

Alabama's Oldest Marine Dealership “High Level of Very Satisfied Customers & Reasonable Prices”

(205) 221-3072

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Cornerstone Construction Custom Homes - Additions - Remodeling - Decks

“Your Smith Lake Builder”

Licensed & Insured Homebuilder

Kevin Noe 205-384-9990

www.SmithLakeBuilders.net jkncornerstone@yahoo.com

Gillespie

Construction LLC

(205) 369-2796 Chuck Gillespie - gillespieconstcollc@gmail.com

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POWELL BUILDING SUPPLY “Since 1968” (256) 747-2728

All Your Home Improvement Needs for Both Professionals & Homeowners 29865 Hwy 278, Addison, AL www.powellbuildingsupply.com

Builders - Contractors

Building Supplies (cont)

Billy Raley Construction Co.

POWELL BUILDING SUPPLY, INC.

157 Big Bend Road, Houston, AL 35572 raleyconstruction@centurytel.net (256) 214-0915 See ad page 73)

29865 Highway 278, Addison, AL 35540

www.powellbuildingsupply.com (256) 747-2728 (See ad above)

Cornerstone Construction

Kevin Noe - jkncornerstone@yahoo.com www.SmithLakeBuilders.net (205) 384-9990 - (See ad opposite page)

Charter Fishing (Guides) FISHING 24-7 GUIDE SERVICE www.striper247smithlake.com - Mike Walker

GILLESPIE CONSTRUCTION

149 Old Brook Lane, Oneonta, AL 35121 Chuck Gillespie - gillespieconstcollc@gmail.com (205) 369-2796 - (See ad opposite page)

mike@striper247smithlake.com (205) 503-2020 (See ad page 13) Riverside Fly Shop -

Building Supplies

17027 Highway 69 N, Jasper, AL 35504

riversideflyshop.com - Brandon & MC Jackson (256) 287-9582 (See ad page 17)

BUETTNER BROTHERS LUMBER CO 700 7th Ave SW, Cullman, AL 35055

www.buettnerbros.com (256) 734-4221 (See ad below)

Helping Cullman Build for 124 Years!

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Cleanings & Prevention Exams & Cleanings Dental X-Rays

Cosmetic Dentistry Composite Fillings Porcelain Crowns (Caps) Porcelain Fixed Bridges Porcelain Veneers Tooth Whitening

Restorations Composite Fillings Crowns (Caps) Dentures & Partial Dentures Fixed Bridges Root Canal Therapy

Periodontal Disease

Hayes Dental General and Family Dentistry Corey S. Hayes, DMD

(205) 387-2122

www.coreyhayesdental.com 5100 Curry Highway, Suite 108 Jasper, AL 35503

Community Organizations

Dentists

Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce 301 2nd Avenue, S.W., Cullman, AL 35055 www.cullmanchamber.org - info@cullmanchamber.org

(256) 734-0454 (See ad page 37)

DODGE CITY Dental

655 AL Highway 69 South, Jasper, AL 35503 www.dodgecitydmd.com - Dr. Timothy W. West (256) 287-1250 (See ad below)

HAYES Dental

Smith Lake Civic Association “Since 1978” PO Box 2411, Jasper, Alabama 35502 - johnkulb@bellsouth.net Smith Lake Environmental Preservation Committee - (256) 747-6262 - www.slepc.org Walker Co Chamber of Commerce

204 19th St E #101, Jasper, AL 35501 (205) 384-4571 - www.walkerchamber.us

5100 Curry Highway, Suite 108, Dodge City, AL 35077 www.coreyhayesdental.com - Dr. Corey Hayes (205) 387-2122 (See ad above)

Feed & Seed POWELL’S FEED & SEED

29865 Highway 278, Addison, AL 35540 www.powellbuildingsupply.com

linda@walkerchamber.us (See ad page 19)

(256) 747-2728

Winston County Smith Lake Advocacy Inc. (256) 747-4422 - www.wcslai.blogspot.com

Family Dental Care Caring & Compassionate

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655 AL Hwy 69 S - Dodge City - I-65 Exit 299

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Tri-County Shoreline Services

Steven Moody (205) 485-3857

FREE CONSULTATION Licensed and Insured

Service Calls for All Your Home Needs

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(205) 544-1802

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Home & Lake Services

Feed & Seed (cont) Jasper Feed Seed & Supply

LAKE LIFE MADE EASY

(205) 384-5547

“Serving Smith Lake Since 2008” (256) 509-3272 (See ad above)

www.SmithLakeMadeEasy.com

1506 9th Ave, Jasper, AL 35501 www.jasperfeed.com - jasperfeed_seed@bellsouth.net

TRI-COUNTY SHORELINE SERVICES TriCountyShoreline.com - Free Consultation (ad above)

Furniture

Steven Moody - (205) 485-3857 Zak Greene - (205) 544-1802

High Point Furniture

2403 Highway 78 East, Jasper, AL 35501 www.highpoint-furniture.com (205) 384-5990 (See ad page 36)

Hair Salons PURE ELEGANCE SALON

5558 Curry Hwy, Jasper, AL 35503 Liz Denard - Stylist

(205) 300-4584

Home Decor

Smith Lake Businesses

LakeWater Creative Lifestyle Shoppe 5318 County Rd 66, Arley, AL 35541 www.LakeWaterSocial.com (see ad below)

Barbara Lawson - (256) 615-9083

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Broadband, Inc.

Hi-Speed Internet Service Member of:

Fixed Wireless Broadband Cyber NEXTGen DSL

Cyber Cellular Phone Service Cyber Broadband is now able to serve many rural areas of Smith Lake with Broadband Internet Service!

(256) 734-1077 www.cyberbroadband.net

Marinas

Insurance ALLSTATE - The Holladay Agency Jonathan Holladay

Duskin Point Marina 198 Duskin Point Road, Jasper, AL 35504 www.duskinpointmarina.com (205) 384-6942 (See ad page 21)

1811 Hwy 78 East, suite 106, Jasper, AL 35501

(205) 221-3216

State Farm - Katherine Morgan

Squirrel’s Marina

909 Fisher St SW, Cullman, AL 35055 www.InsureCullman.com (256) 734-4929 (See ad opposite page)

65 Marina Drive, Jasper, AL 35504 www.squirrelsmarina.com - “We have Rentals!” (205) 387-8616 (See ad page 17)

Internet & Cellular Services

TRIDENT MARINA

21680 County Road 222, Crane Hill, AL 35053 www.TridentMarinas.com (256) 286-0050 (See ad back cover)

CYBER BROADBAND INC.

1520 Bower Dr, Cullman, AL 35055 www.cyberbroadband.net (256) 734-1077 (See ad above)

Fuel - Storage - Rentals - Service - Dining 21680 County Road 222, Crane Hill (at Big Bridge) (256) 286-0050 2016 Smith Lake Book™

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Pharmacies

Boat insurance without a hitch. Katherine Morgan, Agent 909 Fisher Street SW Cullman, AL 35055 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. ® 0907515.1

Curry Discount Pharmacy

5558 Curry Hwy Suite 9, Jasper, AL 35503

205) 221-6330

Pest Control TARGET PEST CONTROL

Bus: 256-734-4640

PO BOX 1124, Cullman, AL 35056 www.TargetPestControl.com (205) 739-5487 - (See ad page 80)

katherine.morgan.fc5a@statefarm.com

State Farm Fire and Casualty Company State Farm General Insurance Company, Bloomington, IL

Plumbers - Septic

Paddleboards

Master Crafts (See ad page 83) “Complete Residential & Commercial Maintenance” mastercrafts2007@bellsouth.net

Smith Lake Paddle Boards

6210 County Road 222, Cullman, AL 35057 www.smithlakepaddleboards.com (256) 736-3002 (See Ad Page 36)

(205) 337-5390 - (256) 747-2650

Nail Salons

Pools & Spas SOUTHLAND POOLS & SPAS

Emmy’s Nails - (See ad page 37) 5558 Curry Hwy, Ste 8, Jasper, AL 35503 www.emmysnails.com - emmy@emmysnails.com

3951 Littleton Road, Haleyville, AL 35565 www.southspa.com - southspa@gmail.com (205) 486-7919 - (See ad below)

(205) 538-EMMY (3669)

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Smith Lake Businesses

Cullman 256-739-5487 Jasper 205-221-2734 Birmingham 205-942-9009

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Real Estate Companies All Four Real Estate - Smith Lake

LANCE PRO WASH

Curry Highway @ Duncan Bridge, Jasper

Residential - Commercial - Industrial FREE ESTIMATES - www.LanceProWash.com

AllFour.com

(205) 544-6262

www.smithlakespecialists.com (See ad page 72)

(205) 221-1221 - (205) 384-1113 ADVANTAGE REAL ESTATE

Property Management Smith Lake Rentals

3927 South River Circle, Vestavia Hills, AL 35243 SmithLakeRentals.com - maura@smithlakerentals.com 1-800-769-0757 - (See ad pg 51 )

“The Real Estate Advantage” www.TheRealEstate-Advantage.com 256-339-3360 (See ad page 83)

Lake Homes Realty LLC

www.lakehomes.com

105 Hayesbury Dr. Ste 202, Pelham, AL 35124

(205) 468-6375 (Ad page 58)

Life On the Lake Realty

www.lifeonthelakerealty.com

544 CR 3909, Arley, AL 35541 (205) 302-0200 RE/MAX BJC Real estate

www.rbjcrealestate.com (See ad below)

1400 AL Hwy 69 South, Hanceville, AL 35077 (256) 338-3333 - (256) 338-4412 WHITE PEPPER Real estate

www.whitepepperrealestate.com

504 Airport Road South, Jasper, AL 35501 (205) 295-0287 - (205) 295-LAKE

256-287-9140

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256-739-5478

www.rbjcrealestate.com Hwy 69 in Dodge City & 2nd Ave SW in Cullman

Becky Gray

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JOSEPH CARTER - Realtor

White Pepper Real Estate - josephcarterrealty.com JoeyCarter416@hotmail.com

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205-300-3720

(256) 255-8549 “The Smith Lake Veteran”

JASON W. CHANDLER, ABR - Broker

Phyllis Holcombe - Assoc. Bkr/Realtor All Four Real Estate - Smith Lake - (See ad page 43) lakefront4u@yahoo.com - www.smithlake4u.com (256) 709-0249 - “A Smith Lake Local”

JIM M. COX - Realtor Watermark Properties Smith Lake jamescox@hiwaay.net - “Enjoy Where You Live”

CV Key - Realtor - “Your Key to Smith Lake” All Four Real Estate - Smith Lake

256-347-7514

(205) 275-0766

Brian “The Lakeman” Czup - Broker/Realtor All Four Real Estate - Smith Lake brian@czup.com - www.smithlakehomes.com 205-388-2019 - (See ad page 67)

James Ann Martin - Broker/Realtor All Four Real Estate - Jasper cgm062642@aol.com - www.smithlakerealty.net

Justin Dyar - Associate Broker/Realtor Lake Homes Realty - “Mr. Smith Lake®” www.justindyar.com - justin@justindyar.com (205) 468-6375 - (See ad page 58)

Sharon Miller - Realtor ReMax Platinum - sharon@smithlakehomes.net www.smithlakehomes.net (256) 747-2613 - (See ad above)

Patsy Estes, GRI - Realtor All Four Real Estate - Jasper patsyestes@bellsouth.net - www.allfour.com

JEFF THOMAS - Broker/Realtor Smith Lake Rentals and Sales jeff@smithlakerentals.com - www.buysmithlake.com (205) 492-3211 - “Smith Lake Buyers Agent”

BECKY GRAY - Broker/Realtor RE/MAX BJC Real Estate - “Your Gateway to Smith Lake”

Lisa Trammell Wolfe - Realtor All Four Real Estate - Smith Lake lisa.smithlake@gmail.com - www.allfour.com

Advantage Real Estate - “The Real Estate Advantage” www.TheRealEstate-Advantage.com 256-339-3360 - (See ad page 83)

key4463@hotmail.com - www.smithlakespecialists.net

(205) 275-3994

(205) 388-0245

beckygray@remax.net - www.rbjcrealestate.com (256) 338-3333 (See ad page 81)

(205) 522-8417

JERRY GRAY - Realtor RE/MAX BJC Real Estate - “Your Gateway to Smith Lake”

Becky Smith - Realtor All Four Real Estate - Jasper beckysmith.re@gmail.com - www.allfour.com (205) 540-5478 - (See ad opposite page)

jgray@remax.net - www.rbjcrealestate.com (256) 338-4412 (See ad page 81)

“Mr. Smith Lake ” ®

Justin Dyar dyar1@yahoo.com

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Becky Smith, Realtor (205) 540-5478

beckysmith.re@gmail.com

Whether you're buying or selling, call Becky for ALL your real estate needs.

Brian Czup Broker/Realtor - Lake Expert

(205) 388-2019 11 Years Selling Smith Lake!

All Four Real Estate @ Duncan Bridge

The Real Estate ADVANTAGE Personal Service - Professional Results

Jason W. Chandler, ABR

(256) 339-3360

www.TheRealEstate-Advantage.com

Repair - Remodeling Licensed Master Plumber

Plumbing - Ceramic Tile - Carpentry

GILLESPIE CONSTRUCTION

149 Old Brook Lane, Oneonta, AL 35121 Chuck Gillespie - gillespieconstcollc@gmail.com (205) 369-2796 - (See ad page 74)

Complete Residential and Commercial Maintenance

Kitchens & Baths Doors & Locks Metal Roofs Electrical Repairs

Master Crafts (See ad at right) “Complete Residential & Commercial Maintenance” mastercrafts2007@bellsouth.net

Floors & Ceilings Decks Built Dock Maintenance Welding Repairs

(205) 337-5390

(205) 337-5390 - (256) 747-2650

Randy Jacks Lake (256) 747-2650 mastercrafts2007@bellsouth.net

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HUNT SURVEYING, INC. Joseph C. Hunt

josephchuntrls@att.net

Licensed & Experienced (205) 221-1941

Siding & Roofing JORDAN’S SIDING & ROOFING

6326 County Road 25, Double Springs, AL 35553 www.jordanssidingroofing.com - (See ad next page)

(205) 522-8506 - (662) 231-6233

Surveyors Hunt SurveyING, INC.

Joseph C. Hunt josephchuntrls@att.net

(205) 221-1941 (See ad above)

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Waste Containers Hyche LLC

19200 Hwy 41 N, Addison, AL 35540 www.hychellc.com

256-462-3844

Water & Fire Damage Restoration SERVPRO OF CULLMAN

8450 AL Highway 157, Cullman, AL 35057 www.servpro.com

(256) 736-2036

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