Hidden Gems Places To Visit in Cullman, Alabama, United States
- 5.0 Skydive Alabama (74 reviews)
-INCREDIBLE - highly recommend!!!
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Adrenaline & Extreme Tours • Skydiving
The instructors and videographers jumping with us were INCREDIBLE. I felt so safe the entire time and cannot say enough good things about them. I tandem jumped with Ben Griswold, and I could not have asked for a better first skydive. THANK YOU, BEN!! I’m so sad that I can’t remember the names of all the others who were with us, but they all made our experience so great (I went with 2 friends). 10/10 there for sure. The only factors that could’ve made our day smoother would be: more communication as far as how much $ we owe (and a heads up that we will have to buy goggles), and a little more notice that the jump would be in Gadsden instead of Cullman (I realize this is temporary and probably has nothing to do with the workers we met that day). I highly recommend skydiving here!!!! See more..
- 5.0 Southern Accents Architectural Antiques (20 reviews)
-Research
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Antique Shops
Good lace for all kinds of architectural needs for an old structure. Columns, doorknobs, mantles, windows and doors See more..
- 4.5 Sportsman Lake Park (84 reviews)
-Extraordinary
Parks
Sportsman Lake Park Park · Miniature Golf · Outdoor Recreation We offer fun for the whole family! We have 17 Pavilion we rent for all occasions. Park is free for everyone to enjoy with playground, splash pad, and walking trails. Description pavilion $35.00 train rides $3.00 per person putt putt golf $3.00 per person paddle boats $4.00 per person fishing permits $2.00 per person See more..
- 4.5 Cullman County Museum (36 reviews)
-Fine visit for a History Buff
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour History Museums
The Cullman County Museum is located in a replica of the home of the founder of the community, John Cullmann, an immigrant from Germany. Opening in 1975 the Museum has become a point of pride for the community whose history its walls contain. The Museum has displays covering many eras and interest. From Native American presentations to the Main Street displays which focus on Cullman's German heritage and early history. There are many interactive features in the Museum including the popular Arrowhead Rubbing table. Tour groups are welcome and "step-on" tours can be arranged for a first hand experience of the community. Other sites under the Museum umbrella include Weiss Cottage, Cullman's oldest house and the 1913 train depot which is located directly behind the Museum. See more..
- 4.5 Smith Farms (28 reviews)
-Great selection of savory and sweet goodies
Farms
Always worth a stop when passing through Cullman; it is very close to I-65 Exit 308. They have smoked meats, cheeses, vegetables, jellies/jams, pickled everything, salad dressings, peanut butter that they make themselves, candies, popcorn, and more. It's a small store but laid out well for browsing, and has an inviting atmosphere. They have an upcharge for using credit cards so take some cash with you. We like to bring a cooler so we can keep our bacon etc. cool until we get home (we live an hour away). See more..
- 4.5 Goat Island Breweing (27 reviews)
-Fantastic brews. Fantastic venue!!!!
Breweries
I only gave them 5 stars because I couldn't give it 6!!! What else can you say. Great entertainment (band on a Friday night) and great brews. I HIGHLY recommend the blood orange and the Duck River Dunker and the big Bridge IPA. Well, heck, everything I tried was good. The owners are fantastic and the back story on the Richters was so interesting. Highly recommend this place!!!! See more..
What's a Hidden gem?
We call places hidden gems that are new, extremely good, but are not that popular yet - you should check them out. The criteria is to have a rating of 4.5 or more and more than 20 reviews and less than 100 reviews.
