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From official sources · confirm before you goA photo-hotspot area in Cullman County, Alabama, about 1.3 mi from Lewis Smith Lake; only space or map imagery was found here, no ground-level photos.
Unconfirmed photo spot
A photo-hotspot area in Cullman County, Alabama, about 0.5 mi from Lick Creek Dam, based on 5 public photos, mostly of historic and built sites.
Historic and built sites
A photo-hotspot area in Cullman County, Alabama, about 0.6 mi from Stoney Creek Camp 2540; only space or map imagery was found here, no ground-level…
Unconfirmed photo spot
A photo-hotspot area in Cullman County, Alabama, about 1.1 mi from Whites Dam; only space or map imagery was found here, no ground-level photos.
Unconfirmed photo spot
Public Handicap Fishing Pier is a fishing access point in Cullman County, Alabama.
Fishing access point in Cullman County
Roy Shaw Dam is a mapped dam or small impoundment in Cullman County, Alabama, near Mulberry Fork.
Mapped water body in Cullman County, public use not confirmed
Sipsey Fork is a mapped paddling route in Cullman County, Alabama, roughly 13.0 mi (13.0 mi) long.
Mapped paddling route, about 13.0 miles
Smith Lake marina with pontoon rentals, slips, storage, a store and a bar and grill.
A public boat ramp in Cullman County, listed in Alabama Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Access to Smith
Cullman County park on Lewis Smith Lake: 219 full-service sites, 61 tent sites, 9 cabins, pool, fishing pier, boat launch. Page looks dated; confirm by…
Park in Cullman County, Alabama.
Park in Cullman County
Speegle's Marina is a marina in Cullman County, Alabama.
A marina in Cullman County
