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State ALABAMA OPELIKA (regional info) BEST WESTERN AUBURN OPELIKA COMFORT INN OPELIKA DAYS INN OPELIKA ECONO LODGE OPELIKA Knights Inn Opelika Al Marriott Auburn Opelika Hotel Travelodge Opelika The Auburn Metropolitan Area--officially the Auburn-Opelika Metropolitan Statistical Area-- is a metro area in east-central Alabama with a 2005 population of 123,254. It was the 19th fastest growing metro area in the United States between 1990 and 2000. The Auburn Metro area consists of Lee County, and includes the cities of Auburn (population 48,348), Opelika (population 23,483), and the northernmost portion of Phenix City (population 28,936). read full wikipedia reference about Opelika, Alabama In Opelika, there is something fun for people of all interests and hobbies. This city of rich history is filled with historic sites to view and explore. Nature itself creates the annual Dogwood and Azalea Trail. Citizens of Historic North Opelika come together to create the acclaimed Victorian Front Porch Christmas Tour. The Opelika Arts Association sponsors an annual Performing Arts Series and the Opelika Arts Festival. For the sports lover, Opelika is home to the world-renowned Grand National Golf Course and is next door to Auburn University and its SEC competition in all sports. The Opelika High School sports teams are ranked among the elite in Alabama high school sports. The outdoor lover can find nature adventures of all kinds, ranging from camping and fishing to swimming, hiking and biking. And for the shopper, there is the Historic Downtown Opelika Shopping District, outlet shopping at USA Factory Outlet Stores, Tiger Town and Colonial University Village. OTHER POPULAR DESTINATIONS IN ALABAMAAthens Auburn Bessemer Birmingham Cullman Decatur Dothan Eufala Florence Foley Gadsden Greenville Gulf Shores Huntsville Madison Mobile Montgomery Opelika Orange Beach Oxford Pelham Prattville Scottsboro Selma Thomasville Troy Tuscaloosa |
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