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WorldAtlas recognizes Huntsville as ‘underrated gem’ for nature lovers
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Huntsville has received a significant amount of press and accolades lately when it comes to growth, technology, economics and jobs. However, WorldAtlas recently recognized the Rocket City for another feature: nature.
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Huntsville recognized as ‘underrated gem for nature lovers’ by WorldAtlas

WorldAtlas highlights Huntsville’s biking and hiking trails, water recreation, green spaces and the Huntsville Botanical Garden, among other natural features in its report.
“With numerous nature preserves, parks, and waterways in Huntsville, it’s no surprise that the city is growing in popularity. However, you don’t have to move to Huntsville to enjoy its beauty and connect with nature.
Whether you have a weekend free or a whole week, you can plan an itinerary visiting Monte Sano State Park, kayaking on the Flint River or picnicking in one of the urban parks. So put on your boots and get ready to explore one of Alabama’s most overlooked natural treasures!”
WorldAtlas
The designation is certainly nothing new to anyone who lives here, as Huntsvillians are well aware of the incredible options we have for outdoor activity.
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