Lake Guntersville State Park
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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.
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Protected Areas of Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources |
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| State Parks | Bladon Springs | Blue Springs | Buck's Pocket | Cathedral Caverns | Chattahoochee | Cheaha | Chewacla | Chickasaw | Desoto | Florala | Frank Jackson | Gulf | Joe Wheeler | Lake Guntersville | Lake Lurleen | Lakepoint | Meaher | Monte Sano | Oak Mountain | Paul M. Grist | Rickwood Caverns | Roland Cooper | Wind Creek |
| State Forests | Fayette | Geneva | Little River | Saint Stephens | Weogufka |
| National Parks and Forests | Horsehoe Bend | Little River Canyon | Russell Cave | Tuskegee Airmen | Tuskegee Institute | Conecuh | Talladega | Tuskegee | William B. Bankhead |
