Get Fit and Explore Auburn, ALs Charming History at These Top Exercise Spots

If youre looking for a city that embodies southern hospitality while also offering plenty of opportunities to break a sweat, look no further than Auburn, AL. From the charming historic downtown area to the bustling campus of Auburn University, this city has something for everyone.

For runners and cyclists, the 15mile long JC Davis Trail (Dudley Street & E Glenn Ave) offers scenic views through lush forests and over picturesque creeks. The trail is mostly flat with a few hills in between which make it perfect for those who are just starting out on their fitness journey or those who want to push themselves harder.

If you prefer indoor workouts, check out the stateoftheart facilities at the City of Auburn Parks and Recreation Center (425 Perry St). With multiple basketball/volleyball courts, an indoor track, swimming pool and weight room facility theres nothing you cant do here!

Auburn Adventure Park (2550 Hilton Garden Drive) will satisfy your thirst for adventure with ziplining courses suitable even kids. Whether flying high among trees or exploring treetops like Tarzan on ropes course theres always more fun waiting around every corner at this park.

Dont forget about Samford Pool located within walking distance from downtown shops! It was built back in 1937 as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelts New Deal program offering opportunities for all ages to take advantage its cool waters during hot summer months.

After working up an appetite exercising head to Toomers Corner (Corner of College St & Magnolia Ave.) where one can savor traditional sweet tea infused fresh lemon juice poured over crushed ice (lemonade), along side great food options such as Pueblo BBQ Company serving mouthwatering brisket or chicken when needing protein fix.

Whether youre new to fitness or an experienced athlete, Auburn has something for you. With its welcoming people and charming historic sites, its no wonder this city is quickly becoming a top destination for travelers seeking both culture and exercise.

Websites:

https://www.auburnalabama.org/parks/

https://auburn.edu/about/historical_landmarks.php

Twitter:

@CityofAuburnAL

@AU_HistoryDept