Metal Detecting in Alabama Laws and additional information gathered from various sources and years of research.
Code of Alabama Title 41 – State Government Chapter 3 – Aboriginal Mounds, Earthworks and other Antiquities Section 41-3-1
Alabama Waterfalls
High Falls
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One of the best nature spots around north east Alabama. Located in High Falls Park, off AL HWY 227 Northwest of Geraldine, Alabama is High Falls.
Alabama Maps
Shoal Creek Ranger District Recreation Map
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Talladega National Forest -Shoal Creek District, 45 Highway 281, Heflin, AL (256-463-2272)
Shooting Ranges
Rockford Gun Club
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Rockford Gun Club, centrally located in Alabama, is a 1,000 yard rifle range, including natural terrain long range rifle setups as well as traditional “square range” style rifle and handgun shooting.
Detecting The Past in Eldridge Alabama
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There are occassions when our daily research activities turn into a very focused investigation of an area. Eldridge Alabama is a prime example.
Shooting Ranges
County Line Air Rifle BB Shooting Range
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County Line Air Rifle BB Shooting Range
12501 Mulligan Dr.,
McCalla AL 35111
Phone: 205 616 5981
FACILITY DETAILS
Public
Indoor
Gun/Sportsman’s Club
ACCESS TO FACILITY
Handicap Accessible
Host Events Open To Public/Non-Members
SHOOTING AVAILABLE
Archery Outdoor 3-D
AirGuns
Airgun
Mc Calla Alabama is an unincorporated community in Jefferson County and Tuscaloosa counties, Alabama, southwest of Bessemer Alabama. Tannehill State Park features a 19th-century blast furnace, the Iron and Steel Museum of Alabama, various historical buildings, rustic cabins, and a campground. The park also has a slave cemetery. The park is home to several festivals throughout the year, including the Southern Appalachian Dulcimer Festival, the Down Home Psaltery Festival, archery tournaments, a civil war reenactment, and other events.
Metal Detecting in Conecuh County Alabama
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This document, submitted to the Alabama Historic Commission for the purpose of registering historic places in Conecuh County Alabama, gives fairly good detail as to the location of historic structures, past and present, in Conecuh County.
Places To Metal Detect in Alabama
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I found my first buried treasure when I was eight years old. It was in the surf at Dauphin Island, Alabama and although I could not see it with my eyes, my feet followed the outline of a rectangular object while my mind showed me a treasure chest full of gold and jewels.
Now retired, I pretty much do what I like, but most days I am searching for something – doing research on anything Alabama. I enjoy the spaces between the places and, to me, the quest is more enjoyable than the discovery. Alabama is a remarkable state. We really do have it all. If you are in to metal detecting, prospecting or relic hunting, our state flag shows you where to look.
Alabama Metal Detecting in National Parks, Recreational Areas or National Monuments
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Alabama Metal Detecting in National Parks, Recreational Areas or National Monuments
It is illegal to metal detect in any National Park, National Recreational Area or at a National Monument. No metal detecting allowed in any of these National properties in Alabama . Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument
Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument is a new national park unit located in Birmingham, Alabama. It is a park in progress with limited services, and in the coming years services will be added to the park in cooperation with our partners. Read our Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
Metal Detecting in Baldwin County Alabama
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Metal Detecting in Baldwin County Alabama
Pelican Point
10299 County Road 1
Fairhope, Alabama 36532
Metal Detecting in Mobile County Alabama
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Metal Detecting
Mobile County Alabama
Railroads in Alabama
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.—Company incorporated in 1832. Capital, $3,000,000, to be divided into shares of $100 each. It is known that a population of at least 200,000 already inhabit the counties bordering on the Upper Tennessee and its tributaries, and that they have no market, or outlet for their products, but the long, expensive, and almost impracticable route to New Orleans. The country embraces about 40 counties, in Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia; and it is not inferior in fertility to other portions of the States to which it belongs. The Hiwassee is a considerable stream, rising in the mountains of Georgia, and, running a north-westerly course, discharges itself into the Tennessee above the Suck.
Alabama Metal Detecting Clubs
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Alabama Metal Detecting Clubs
Alabama Gold Camp
1398 Co. Rd. 5Lineville AL 36266Phone: 1.256.396.0389gold@alabamagoldcamp.com
CENTRAL ALABAMA ARTIFACTS SOCIETY
Pratt, AlabamaPhone: 205-365-1115
South Alabama Historical Research & Recovery
“Dedicated to the preservation of historical artifacts”
City: Mobile Contact/Phone: (480) 201-1251 or email: Mike Smith
Meeting location: Golden Coral, 5327 Halls Mill Rd, Tillmans Corner, AL Meeting Time: First Tuesday of every month @ 7:00 pm
Southeast Treasure Hunters
Alabama Prospecting Supply789 Brentwood DriveGadsden, AL 35901mismar@att.netmlhudson1970@yahoo.com
Club meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Meetings begin at 7 PM
Tri-State Coin & Relic Hunters Club
Warrior Basin Treasure Hunters Association
City: Birmingham Location: Nikki’s West Restaurant 233 Finley Avenue West Birmingham, AL. 35204Contact/Phone: email: webmaster@wbtha.comMembership: $15 with an annual renewal of $10Website: http://wbtha.com/Comments: The club meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights of each month.
Biking
Alabama Biking Trails
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Alabama Biking Trails
Single track or singletrack is a narrow mountain biking trail that is approximately the width of the bike. It contrasts with double track or fire road which is wide enough for four-wheeled off-road vehicles. In addition it is frequently smooth and flowing, but it may also exhibit technical rocky sections and may be criss-crossed with tree roots. Some trails are winding and flowing, while others are bumpy and challenging. Many trails offer features such as roots, logs and rocks.