18 Things to do near Redstone Arsenal
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Brahan Springs Park
Huntsville, Alabama
2.9 miles NEA free public disc golf course in Huntsville where fairways weave among tall pines that demand accuracy — front and back nines both return to the parking lot.
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Univ. of Ala. Huntsville (UAH)
Huntsville, Alabama
3.0 miles NA demanding links-style disc golf course with long open vistas, wooded shots, lots of water hazards, and out-of-bounds — rewarding accurate mid-distance play over raw power.
Disc Golf
Mirabeau Apartments
Huntsville, Alabama
3.2 miles NEA private disc golf course winding around the buildings of Mirabeau Apartment complex — for residents only.
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Indian Creek Disc Golf Course
Madison, Alabama
5.4 miles NWA very challenging 50-acre course with diverse terrain, open and wooded holes, four water hazards, OB on over half the holes, and multiple pin positions throughout.
Disc Golf
Dublin Park
Madison, Alabama
5.9 miles WA free public disc golf course in Madison designed for beginners — easily played with a midrange and putter, with hillside pins and single chain baskets that challenge putters of all levels.
Disc Golf
Huntsville Mountain trailheads
Huntsville, Alabama
5.9 miles EOver 130 acres of city land at Stoneridge Park, Rainbow Mountain Trails offer panoramic views stretching miles to the southeast and southwest above Huntsville.
Hike
Mastin Lake
Huntsville, Alabama
6.2 miles NA wooded free disc golf course that moves up and down the side of a hill — a very challenging layout that rewards precise shot-making.
Disc Golf
Southside Park
Huntsville, Alabama
7.3 miles SEA free disc golf mix of shorter technical holes and longer open ones in a Huntsville city park — good variety for all skill levels.
Disc Golf
Green Mountain Nature Trail
Huntsville, Alabama
8.9 miles SEA peaceful 72-acre nature park atop Green Mountain in Huntsville with Sky Lake, a 1.5-mile walking trail, a covered bridge, a chapel, and the state's largest Winged Elm Tree.
Hike
First Baptist Church of Tanner
Tanner, Alabama
18.4 miles WA mostly flat, beginner-friendly course with a few trees and one water hole — a welcoming introduction to disc golf in North Alabama.
Disc Golf
Sportsplex
Athens, Alabama
19.9 miles NWA mostly open, fairly flat course made challenging by OB creeks and pavement, with alternate pins on 14 holes and alternate tees on 8.
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Flying Dragon Disc Golf Course
Decatur, Alabama
23.4 miles WA wooded, technical course in beautiful rocky cedar-and-hickory terrain with 18 baskets laid out across 12 fairways — see the course map for the full 18-hole routing.
Disc Golf
Sparkman Park
Hartselle, Alabama
24.4 miles SWA busy city park course mixing open and wooded holes with a stream in play on four holes — watch for pedestrians and note that holes 16–18 are north of the parking lot.
Disc Golf
Walls Of Jericho
Estillfork, Alabama
37.0 miles NEA massive 200-foot limestone waterfall in a wild Southern Cumberland Plateau amphitheater preserved by the Nature Conservancy — a strenuous 3.5-mile each-way hike to a clear green pool that may be deep enough to swim at higher water levels.
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Heritage Park
Cullman, Alabama
38.3 miles SFamily-friendly disc golf weaving past wooded holes, soccer fields, softball diamonds, a dog park, and a walking trail in Cullman's Heritage Park.
Disc Golf
Guntersville Area
Oxford, Alabama
40.5 miles SESwim near Oxford, Alabama
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Winchester City Park
Winchester, Tennessee
46.1 miles NEOne of Tennessee's oldest disc golf courses, Winchester City Park sits beside Tims Ford Lake with open, wooded, and mixed fairways, pavilions, restrooms, and 19 holes since a 2015 expansion.
Disc Golf
Bangor Cave
Hayden, Alabama
48.8 miles SCLOSED. Private property, gated and posted “No Trespassing.” This historic cave (a 1930s underground nightclub) is not open to the public — the owner's official page states “Do not attempt to visit.” Please do not trespass. A historic cave near Blount Springs, Alabama, best known as a 1930s nightclub and gambling hall — and before that a popular tourist destination serving the Blount Springs mineral springs resort.
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