Valley Sportsplex and Community Center

130 Sportsplex Drive, Valley, AL  (334) 756-5290
Hours: 8am-9pm Mon.-Sat., 10am-5pm Sun.
Indoor Pool, Racquetball, Basketball, Fitness Room, Track, plus more.  Daily passes can be purchased.  You can take a video tour of our Sportsplex here.

Rails to Trails

7 mile hike-bike trail constructed on the old Chattahoochee Valley Rail bed.  It is host to numerous events during the year.

Big Cedar Moto Cross Park

Located off I-85 2076 Combs Line County Road 203, Valley, AL  (334) 756-5858  RIDING GEAR REQUIRED Open Sundays 10am-6pm Admission:  $15 per rider or $5 peewee track rider

Thunder Ridge Motor Speedway

1601 49^th Avenue S.W., Lanett, AL  (334) 576-7233
A 1/5 mile clay oval kart racing facility that runs March to September every Friday night at 8pm.  Admission:  $10 Grandstands, $20 Pit Pass, Children 12 and under free

Penton Raceway

5151 County Road 108, LaFayette, AL  (334) 864-0666
Friday night – Stock Cars – Gates open at 5pm (central), Saturday night – Go-Kart Races – Gates open at 4pm  Admission:  $10 Grandstands, $20 Pit Pass, Children 12 and under free

Chambers County Lake

(334) 864-8145 Open Sunrise to Sunset – Closed Tues. and Wed. after July 4^th until fish start biting – Closed Dec. 1 until Feb 1.  This public lake was built by the State Conservation Department in cooperation with the County and citizens provided funds and built a $250,000, 180 – acre lake, 4.5 miles southeast of LaFayette and stocked it with Brim, Bass, Crappie, Catfish, and Carp.  Admission:  Free

Rockfence Plantation and Hunting Reserve

4388 County Road 160, LaFayette, AL  (334) 864-0217 www.rockfence.com

Lodging, meals, hunting, conference center and all activities are provided with the discriminating hunter in mind.  Call for room rates and hunting fees.  Large groups accommodated.

Rocky Point Beach

County Road 222, Lanett, AL  Opens the first weekend in May and closes on Labor Day.  Hours of operation 8:00am to 9:00pm.  Admission is $4.00 per vehicle.

Chattahoochee River

Kayaking, Canoeing, and Historic Dive Sites.  The river tells a story of the history of this area.  The old bridge foundation pedestals and numerous old boats can be seen below the water.  Diving excavations are ongoing. 

West Point Lake

(706) 645-2937, Just north of West Point, GA , it is the SECOND LARGEST MAN-MADE LAKE in the U.S.  The lake provides excellent fishing, boating, hunting, camping, swimming, and many other recreational opportunities.  For more information, stop by the Visitor Center, located at the Resource Management Office.  There you will find displays concerning the management of the lake and its lands.  In order to request a tour of the Dam, contact (706) 645-2937.