Roanoke Vacations, Tourism & Travel Information
Our Take on Roanoke, Alabama
Roanoke is the ideal place for family vacations that aim to take things easy and have leisurely and wholesome fun. This is why Roanoke lodgings, which are often affordable, are kid friendly and even pet friendly. One of the things to do is to visit or join the games at the Roanoke Country Club. It is a 9-hole regulation length golf course that will allow all types of golfers, both neophytes and skilled, to practice their swings. The golf course is challenging enough but can be eventually conquered by any Tiger Woods wannabe.
Another thing to do is to go fishing. For travelers who love this activity, they will find that Roanoke offers various opportunities. There is the Bell Lake, which is technically part of the Lake Tuscaloosa. Bell Lake is a major reservoir of the Tuscaloosa County of Alabama. There is also the Bartlett Pond, which is a reservoir for the Randolph County, the same county to which Roanoke belongs. If the enthusiastic anglers wanted to fish and spend time in the Bartlett Pond, it best to have a local guide with them. The other fishing opportunities can be found in High Pine Creek Lakes, the McMurray Lake, the Lake Louise, the Rice Pond, and the Roanoke City Lake.
Roanoke, Alabama Lodging
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Best Western Roanoke Inn2983 Hwy 431
Roanoke, AL 36274"staff is friendly, the rooms are clean" more on Yahoo! Travel
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Key West Inn Roanoke2983 Highway 431
Roanoke, AL 36274Overview Inn/Chalet - Limited ServiceYear Remodeled - more on Hotels.com
Roanoke, Alabama Things To Do
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Roanoke Country Club1172 Country Club Rd
Roanoke, AL 36274Overview Roanoke Country Club is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Roanoke, Alabama. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. Online tee times may be avai... more on TheGolfCourses.net
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Randolph County Historical MuseumStreet: 809 Main St. Roanoke
AL 36274Overview Artifacts and history of entire Randolph area. Indian relics, documents, Civil War memorabilia, collector's pottery made in Rock Mills in 1860s, vintage clothing, rotating display ... more on 800Alabama.com
