Highland-Home, Alabama is a small town located in the southern part of the state. The town experiences a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. The region is dominated by the Crenshaw soil series which is well-drained and composed of sandy loam. Hydrology constituents include the Conecuh and Patsaliga Rivers which are major tributaries of the Alabama River. Outdoor recreation opportunities include the Conecuh National Forest which offers hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping. Additionally, the town hosts an annual rodeo and livestock show, providing entertainment for locals and visitors alike. Overall, Highland-Home offers a mix of natural beauty and outdoor activities for those seeking a small-town experience.