Let me add a little first hand information. I live in Birmingham, AL. Someone earlier mentioned it as a place to avoid. While I would agree it's not a place to vacation, if you are here for work or just passing through, it's not a bad place to head out on the town.
Granted, I'm in my 40's, so my view is skewed from you guys in your twenties, but, just like anywhere, there are attractive women in this town, you just have to know where to go to find them. By and large, the women here are conservative, but they like to have a good time. College football is huge here. The best time to visit is in the fall (the weather is awesome during the fall).
Birmingham is a feeder town for people from SEC schools, particularly Alabama and Auburn. So, if you've been to those two campuses, you know there are plenty of attractive women coming out of those two schools. (And if you haven't been to Alabama's or Auburn's campuses, go to a football game in the fall). Granted, plenty head to Atlanta and parts out of state, but a lot come here. Also, Birmingham has its own large school, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, which attracts a substantial undergrad population (probably 15,000), but also pulls in people from all over to attend its medical school, which means you have a sizable population of intelligent, most single women, working on becoming physicians.
Other things of interest. Golf is big here, google the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. I don't play, but I hear it offers great courses. Believe it or not, a lot of people here get into triathlons and endurance races (the warm winters provide opportunity for year round training). Great mountain biking. Decent music scene. Plus, Alabama's beaches are fantastic.
Granted, I'm in my 40's, so my view is skewed from you guys in your twenties, but, just like anywhere, there are attractive women in this town, you just have to know where to go to find them. By and large, the women here are conservative, but they like to have a good time. College football is huge here. The best time to visit is in the fall (the weather is awesome during the fall).
Birmingham is a feeder town for people from SEC schools, particularly Alabama and Auburn. So, if you've been to those two campuses, you know there are plenty of attractive women coming out of those two schools. (And if you haven't been to Alabama's or Auburn's campuses, go to a football game in the fall). Granted, plenty head to Atlanta and parts out of state, but a lot come here. Also, Birmingham has its own large school, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, which attracts a substantial undergrad population (probably 15,000), but also pulls in people from all over to attend its medical school, which means you have a sizable population of intelligent, most single women, working on becoming physicians.
Other things of interest. Golf is big here, google the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. I don't play, but I hear it offers great courses. Believe it or not, a lot of people here get into triathlons and endurance races (the warm winters provide opportunity for year round training). Great mountain biking. Decent music scene. Plus, Alabama's beaches are fantastic.