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7966 AL Hwy. 227
Guntersville, AL
35976


Lake Guntersville State Park
256-571-5444
256-571-9043 (fax)

5105 Nolen Ave.
Huntsville, AL
35801

Monte Sano State Park
(256) 534-3757
(256) 539-7069 (fax)

201 McLean Dr.
Rogersville, AL
35652



Joe Wheeler State Park

Park Office: (256) 247-5466

13883 County Road 89
Fort Payne, AL 35967

DeSoto Resort State Park
256-845-0051
256-845-8286 (fax)

2141 Bunker Loop Road
Delta, AL
36258

800-ALA-PARK
19644 Hwy. 281

Cheaha Resort State Park
Park Resort's Address:

Delta, AL 36258

Cathedral Caverns
637 Cave Rd.
Woodville, AL
35776

256-728-8193
256-728-8193 (fax)

Buck's Pocket State Park
393 Co. Rd. 174
Grove Oak, AL
35975

256-659-2000
256-659-2000 (fax)

Address:
3729 County Road 98
Bridgeport, AL
35740

For thousands of years bands of prehistoric Indians came to the area we know today as Russell Cave. The cave provided a shelter. The surrounding forest provided food, tools, and fuel for their fires. Occupation of the cave shelter continued from the earliest known people to inhabit the southeastern United States, until the time of European explorers. The story of the inhabitants of Russell Cave is one of adaptation and survival. These people left behind clues to their way of life. These clues help us to have a better understanding of the people who have gone through the mists of time.



Phone: Visitor Information 2564952672

MAPS

http://www.nps.gov/carto/PDF/RUCAmap1.pdf

http://www.nps.gov/carto/PDF/RUCAmap2.pdf

Address:
2141 Gault Avenue North
Fort Payne, AL
35967

Little River flows for most of its length atop Lookout Mountain in northeast Alabama. The river and canyon systems are spectacular Appalachian Plateau landscapes any season of the year. Forested uplands, waterfalls, canyon rims and bluffs, stream riffles and pools, boulders, and sandstone cliffs offer settings for a variety of recreational activities. Natural resources and cultural heritage come together to tell the story of the Preserve, a special place in the Southern Appalachians.



Phone: Headquarters 2568459605