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Sixteen original Pair Stays recommendations for food, golf, arts, family time and the outdoors—now arranged as one considered Auburn itinerary.
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The Hound is an Auburn dining favorite known for a warm atmosphere and comfort food with a modern Southern point of view. Its menu ranges from burgers and salads to sandwiches and house-made sides, with local producers represented throughout. A welcoming interior, outdoor patio, craft beer and cocktails make it an easy place for families, friends and students to gather.
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02Golf
Part of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Auburn's championship course moves through lakes, rolling hills and green vistas. The strategic layout is designed for a memorable round across skill levels, supported by practice areas, a pro shop and a clubhouse for dining after play.
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03Golf
Pines Crossing is a scenic 18-hole course set among pine trees and rolling terrain. Well-kept fairways, practice facilities and a friendly clubhouse make it a welcoming choice for both newer and experienced golfers.
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04Arts & culture
The Gogue Center is Auburn's premier performing-arts venue, presenting music, theater, dance, Broadway tours and community performances. Opened in 2019, the center combines advanced acoustics with spaces designed for both major productions and more intimate events.
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05Shopping
Tiger Town brings national retailers, specialty shops, local boutiques, restaurants and cafés together in one outdoor shopping destination. Ample parking and seasonal community events make it a practical stop for visitors and families.
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06Outdoors
Botanic offers a serene Auburn setting filled with planted landscapes, walking paths and places to slow down outdoors. The destination celebrates regional plant life and gives nature lovers a calm break from a full weekend itinerary.
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07Outdoors
Choctafaula Ranch offers a country escape across more than 300 acres. Guided horseback rides, farm animals, fishing ponds and rustic event spaces create an outdoor experience only minutes from downtown Auburn.
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08Family
Surge is an indoor trampoline park with dodgeball courts, foam pits and a ninja obstacle course. Birthday parties, fitness events and glow sessions make it a high-energy family option for rainy days or a break from campus activities.
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09Eat & drink
This relaxed downtown taproom pours a rotating selection of Alabama craft beers and national favorites. Warm wood, friendly service, trivia and live music give it the easygoing feel of a neighborhood gathering place.
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10Auburn tradition
At Magnolia Avenue and College Street, Toomer's Corner is Auburn's best-known gathering place. The historic Toomer's Drugs has served the community since 1896, and a glass of its freshly squeezed lemonade remains a classic way to take in downtown and Auburn tradition.
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11Outdoors
Managed by Auburn University's School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, this 120-acre preserve has trails through hardwood forest, wetlands and streams. Guided walks, children's programs and abundant birdlife make it both a peaceful escape and an environmental-learning destination.
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12Eat & drink
High above Auburn, The Laurel Hotel Rooftop pairs skyline views with a polished bar and lounge. Craft cocktails, wine, local beer and shareable plates make it a considered choice for sunset, a date night or an evening with friends.
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13Eat & drink
Hey Day Market is Auburn's modern food hall, bringing several local kitchens and cuisines under one roof. Communal tables, occasional live music and a campus setting make it an easy choice for groups who want different things for dinner.
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14Outdoors
Kiesel Park spans more than 150 acres with walking trails, a pond, open fields and a large off-leash dog area. The historic Nunn-Winston House and community events add local character to this generous green space.
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15Family
Part of Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine, the Raptor Center rehabilitates injured birds of prey and teaches visitors about conservation. Public programs such as Football, Fans and Feathers offer a rare chance to see eagles, hawks, owls and falcons up close.
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Chewacla is a 696-acre park with a 26-acre lake, hiking and mountain-bike trails, picnic areas, cabins and a scenic waterfall. It is one of Auburn's easiest ways to trade a busy weekend schedule for time in the woods or on the water.
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