One mobile ticket opens access to state parks, a national military park, a distillery and a small winery across Auburn, Opelika and Alexander City. Use this pass to combine hikes, lake time, historical sites and tasting rooms into a 1–5 day itinerary.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You arrive at a county road where pines give way to broad water and low ridgelines; the scent of cut grass and lake spray marks the start of a day that can run from lakefront hikes to tasting tables.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–5 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for light to moderate activity: basic hikes, short swims, and walking through tasting rooms; minimal endurance required
Wildlife
History
Horseshoe Bend NMP marks the 1814 Creek War battlefield where terrain and river turns shaped the conflict; the region’s river valleys influenced settlement and mid-20th-century reservoir development at Lake Martin.
Conservation
Visitors should follow Leave No Trace principles—stay on trails, pack out waste, and clean gear between waterways to limit invasive species spread; local parks work with volunteers on shoreline and trail maintenance.
Reserve your spot on the Auburn, Opelika, and Alexander City Multi-Attraction Pass today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Redeem the mobile pass first
Present the digital pass at your first attraction to activate admissions; keep the link handy offline in case of limited service.
Pace lake and trail days
Give Wind Creek or Chewacla a full day—each park has swimming, hiking and picnic areas that reward slower exploration.
Bring ID for tastings
Distillery and vineyard tastings require ID and often limit group sizes—call ahead for groups over six.
Protect waterways
Rinse footwear between lake and trail visits to avoid spreading invasive species like zebra mussels.
Sturdy walking shoes
Handles rocky trail sections at Chewacla and shorelines at Wind Creek without slipping.
Refillable water bottle or reservoir
Keeps you hydrated during hikes and on sunny afternoons at Lake Martin.
summer
Sun protection (hat, SPF 30+)
Open lake and vineyard areas offer little shade during peak sun hours.
summer
Light rain shell or layers
Spring and fall can bring brief showers and cooler mornings, especially near the lake.
spring