The Old Bicycle Path—which winds from Auburn down Town Creek to the Gin Saw Hole and Moore’s Mill—dates back to approximately 1895.

Many of Auburn’s early leading citizens enjoyed riding their bicycles to the Gin Saw Hole and Wright’s Mill, traveling the picturesque path they created. [more]

Suppose you take a walk in the woods and stumble across Steve and Dottie Marcinko’s 1840s home, nestled in the forest between Loachapoka and Notasulga. It sits way down a narrow dirt road, across an old iron bridge. You turn left right after the long row of haphazard mailboxes and a sign that says “Dalmatian Crossing.” [more]