Lake Guntersville State Park

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Lake Guntersville State Park
Type	State Park
Location	Guntersville, Alabama
Operated by	Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

Lake Guntersville State Park is located in Northeast Alabama, just outside Guntersville in Marshall County, Alabama.

The park overlooks the 66,500 acre (269 km²) Guntersville Lake, and contains 5,600 acres (23 km²) of natural woodlands. It includes a resort inn, restaurant and convention complex on the pinnacle of Taylor Mountain, lakeview cottages and a campground on the lake. The park also has an 18 hole championship golf course, hiking trails, fishing center, beach complex, and a day use area.

[edit] External links

• Alabama State Parks - Lake Guntersville
• Guntersville State Park official website

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