Here’s a concise four-event roundup for Huntsville-area outdoor enthusiasts, including dates, what to expect, and registration info.

1) Hot Momma Trail Walk + Family (Rainbow Mountain Trail, Madison, AL)
– When: Date not specified in provided snippet; typically posted via Eventbrite
– What to expect: An afternoon of intentional movement for moms and the whole family. About a 40-minute walk with snacks and water; family-friendly on Rainbow Mountain Trail.
– Registration: Visit Eventbrite page for Hot Momma Trail Walk + Family (linked in source)
– Good to know: Location is Rainbow Mountain Trail Parking, 190 Stoneway Trail, Madison, AL 35758. Family-friendly, includes kids and spouses.

2) Unity Hikers Alabama: Burgess Falls (Burgess Falls State Park, Tennessee)
– When: Date not specified in provided text
– What to expect: A unity hike/wellness experience designed to reset the mind, body, and spirit. Open to beginners and all ages; features waterfall views at Burgess Falls.
– Registration: Noted as a group experience; check Unity Hikers Alabama communications or the event page for current date
– Good to know: Emphasizes community energy and unplugging in nature; appropriate for all fitness levels.

3) International Women’s Day Group Mountain Bike Ride or Hike (Lula Lake Core Preserve, Lookout Mountain, GA)
– When: Sunday, March 15, 2026; arrive by 9:15–9:30 am ET
– What to expect: Women-focused option with a 5–6 mile MTB ride (400 ft elevation, moderately difficult, intermediate/advanced terrain) or a 4–5 mile hike to Bluff Overlook and Lula Falls. All levels welcomed; no rider left behind.
– Registration/Fees: Free community event; donations encouraged at Lula Lake Land Trust
– Other details: Private event on Lula Lake property; participants exit together at the end. Bring bike/helmet if riding, sturdy shoes for hiking, water, snacks; plan for weather and bug spray.

4) Hot Girl Walk + Madison City Farmers Market (Madison, AL)
– When: Date not specified in snippet
– What to expect: A slow morning stroll to Madison’s Farmers Market, about a 15-minute walk; time-sloted arrival around 11:00 am for the market. Casual walking pace with an opportunity to shop local produce afterward.
– Registration: Event page on Eventbrite linked in source
– Good to know: Meeting point is Discovery Middle School parking area, then walk to the market; return by around 12:45 pm.

Notes and tips
– Some dates aren’t fully listed in the provided text. For precise times and to register, please click through to the Eventbrite pages or the Lula Lake / Lula Lake Lookout Mountain Trust event pages as referenced.
– If you’d like, I can format these into a printable version with exact dates and direct registration links once you confirm the dates you want to feature or provide the missing dates.