Guidebook for Cedar Creek on Lay Lake

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Fishing and lake recreation

Lay Lake

Lay Lake is a 12,000-acre reservoir located thirty-five minutes south of Birmingham off I-65. The primary uses for this reservoir are hydroelectric generation and recreation. Lay Lake is the oldest lake on the Coosa, having been created in 1914. It is popular for tournament fishing and boating recreation. Because there are a lot of stumps that were left in Lay Lake when it was built, it is very important to stay within the channel markers on the lake. When heading upstream, keep the red markers to your right. When heading downstream towards Lay Dam, keep the green markers on your right. Other local attractions include DeSoto Caverns, Morgan Creek Winery, Kymulga Grist Mill Park, Old Baker Farm, and Butler-Harris Rainwater Museum.

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Lay Lake

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Lay Lake is a 12,000-acre reservoir located thirty-five minutes south of Birmingham off I-65. The primary uses for this reservoir are hydroelectric generation and recreation. Lay Lake is the oldest lake on the Coosa, having been created in 1914. It is popular for tournament fishing and boating recreation. Because there are a lot of stumps that were left in Lay Lake when it was built, it is very important to stay within the channel markers on the lake. When heading upstream, keep the red markers to your right. When heading downstream towards Lay Dam, keep the green markers on your right. Other local attractions include DeSoto Caverns, Morgan Creek Winery, Kymulga Grist Mill Park, Old Baker Farm, and Butler-Harris Rainwater Museum.

Cedar Creek Marina

Gas, bait, beer, and more! Seasonal food trucks. Book you own pontoon or jet ski at Cedar Creek Marina. They also offer sunset cruises and/or fishing guide with captain with advance notice. Contact for rates and availability. Kayaks and paddle boards are also available for rental.

Cedar Creek Marina

1551 Cedar Creek Rd

Gas, bait, beer, and more! Seasonal food trucks. Book you own pontoon or jet ski at Cedar Creek Marina. They also offer sunset cruises and/or fishing guide with captain with advance notice. Contact for rates and availability. Kayaks and paddle boards are also available for rental.

Food scene

Big Daddy's

Best breakfast in town! Also, great burgers.

Big Daddy's

8150 Sylacauga Fayetteville Highway

Best breakfast in town! Also, great burgers.

Lori Darlins

Great food, amazing people, affordable prices.

Lori Darlins

8091 Sylacauga Fayetteville Highway

Great food, amazing people, affordable prices.

Pursell Farms

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Pursell Farms

386 Talladega Springs Rd

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August's Barbeque

704 West Fort Williams Street

Neighborhoods

Childersburg

The heart of the greatest recreation area in the southeast, The Coosa River - third largest stream east of the Mississippi River. Home to Desoto Caverns, the first recorded cave in the United States. Only 30 minutes south of Birmingham. The oldest settlement in the United States - precedes St. Augustine, Florida by 25 years - 1540

Childersburg

The heart of the greatest recreation area in the southeast, The Coosa River - third largest stream east of the Mississippi River. Home to Desoto Caverns, the first recorded cave in the United States. Only 30 minutes south of Birmingham. The oldest settlement in the United States - precedes St. Augustine, Florida by 25 years - 1540

Sylacauga

The city of Sylacauga has many nicknames, including “The Marble City” and “Alabama’s Best-Kept Secret”. It has been known for its marble industry for the past couple of centuries, but more recently, and more bizarrely, it was also the first documented site where an object from outer space – Hodges Meteorite – fell from the skies and bruised a citizen! If its fascinating heritage wasn’t enough to tempt you to the city, Sylacauga is also surrounded by historical sites, lush forests, caves, vineyards and lakes. Things to do in Sylacauga, AL: the Talladega National Forrest, Blue Bell Creamery Tours, the Kymulga Covered Bridge & Grist Mill, Comer Museum & Arts Centre, Buttermilk Hill Restaurant, FarmLinks Golf Course, Morgan Creek Vineyards, and August’s Barbeque.

Sylacauga

The city of Sylacauga has many nicknames, including “The Marble City” and “Alabama’s Best-Kept Secret”. It has been known for its marble industry for the past couple of centuries, but more recently, and more bizarrely, it was also the first documented site where an object from outer space – Hodges Meteorite – fell from the skies and bruised a citizen! If its fascinating heritage wasn’t enough to tempt you to the city, Sylacauga is also surrounded by historical sites, lush forests, caves, vineyards and lakes. Things to do in Sylacauga, AL: the Talladega National Forrest, Blue Bell Creamery Tours, the Kymulga Covered Bridge & Grist Mill, Comer Museum & Arts Centre, Buttermilk Hill Restaurant, FarmLinks Golf Course, Morgan Creek Vineyards, and August’s Barbeque.