Madison County Calendar

Tuesday, Jun 18
VOTE on LINE every day until July 15 — Let‘s Take it for our park- Sharon Johnston Park win $100,000

Tuesday, Jun 18
Homer Nance Road between Mt. Carmel School and Mt. Carmel Subdivision CLOSED for a month to improve road grade

Wednesday, Jun 19
Citizens asked to assist in controlling mosquito population and spraying begins in low lying areas

Thursday, Jun 20
Arts Stroll Returns to Downtown - Joined by Arts & Entertainment District and Green Street Market, moves to Constitution Hall Village

Friday, Jun 28
Commission Meeting - 10am, 7th Floor Commission Chambers, Madison County Courthouse

Wednesday, Jul 3
Commission Meeting - 10am, 7th Floor Commission Chambers, Madison County Courthouse

Thursday, Jul 4
Independence Day Holiday - Courthouse and all offices will be closed

Monday, Jul 15
VOTE on LINE every day until July 15 — Let‘s Take it for our park- help Sharon Johnston Park win $100,000

Wednesday, Jul 17
Commission Meeting - 10am, 7th Floor Commission Chambers, Madison County Courthouse

Thursday, Jul 18
Arts Stroll Returns to Downtown at Constintution Hall Village - Joined by Arts & Entertainment District and Green Street Market

Tuesday, Jul 30
American Red Cross Blood Drive - west side Courthouse from 10:30am to 2:30pm

Sunday, Aug 18
Arts Stroll Returns to Downtown at Constintution Hall Village - Joined by Arts & Entertainment District and Green Street Market


Madison County Nature Trail
"A Park for All Seasons"

5000 Nature Trail Road
Huntsville, AL 35803

Located atop Green Mountain in southeast Huntsville, high above the noise of the city, a mood of quiet tranquility envelopes you as you enter the 72 acre park.

Open free to the public each day from seven in the morning until thirty minutes prior to sunset, your convenient escape from urban life encompasses Sky Lake, a 1.5 mile walking trail, pavilion, chapel, picnic tables, covered bridge, and accessible restrooms.

The State's largest and oldest Champion Winged Elm Tree - stands tall along the Trail.

The Madison County Nature Trail provides the perfect setting for nature lovers of all ages — whatever the season. Spring features the park’s beautiful azaleas and dogwoods, while summer exhibits colorful wildflowers blooming beneath the forest’s deep green canopy.

In fall, amidst the crisp mountain air, trees display a glorious collage of color. Winter contrasts with its stark beauty and the quiet rustle of leaves along the forest’s floor. Children under 16 years of age or seniors over 60 can fish Monday through Friday. A $1.50 fishing fee is charged.

For more information contact 256-883-9501 or naturetrail@co.madison.al.us