Activities on site and off
So much to do!!!
There are many ways to spend your time while staying at AnchorLight. The dock is a wonderful place to soak up some sun or cast out a line fishing or how about a swim? In winter time the beach is prominate and it is lots of fun to hike around the whole area by beach. There are also his and her bicycles for your use and lots of quite country roads to ride on. We have a small inflatable kayak for your use and also a paddleboat. The island nearby has always been fun for our guests in that many of them like to take the paddle boat over and around it. The firepit is great fun for the winter or summer. Located with a beautiful view of the lake you can cook hot dogs or smores anytime you wish. How about enjoying a movie or a ballgame at the top of the lighthouse, pop some corn and enjoy one of the best views on the lake. And who could forget Captain Jon and Maggie taking you for your ride on "Maggie the Tug"! We are always at the ready for a tour of the lake! Weather permitting of course.
Other places of interest
Colonel Cullman Museum http://www.cullmancountymuseum.com/pages_p/history.html
Ave Maria Grotto
Alabama Constitutional Village
Beautiful Rickwood Caverns
We are located between 45 minutes to 1 hour from Barber Motorsports Museum. www.barbermotorsports.com
Natural Bridge
Formed millions of years ago by an underwater river, the bridge spans 148 feet in length and 60 feet high. The bridge itself consists of a mixture of sandstone and iron ore. It is said to be the longest natural bridge east of the rockies. The park itself opened in 1954 to the public. It has long been known that the Creek Indians lived in this area and probably used the bridge itself for shelter. Along side of the bridge is an Indian stone head. It is not known however, how he got there. Perhaps an Indian chief or some type of symbolism for the Indians.