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Russell Cave National MonumentCounty Road 98
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Russell Cave National Monument
Nearby Attractions

Bridgeport, AL
The historic town of Bridgeport is home to the annual Seige of Bridgeport Civil War Re-enactment, and the Bridgeport Railway Museum.

Stevenson, AL
Eleven miles from Russell Cave is the town of Stevenson, AL.  Here you can visit the Stevenson Railroad Depot and discover more about the history of this area.

South Pittsburg, TN
This home of the National Cornbread Festival is only ten miles from Russell Cave.

To see area caves that are different from Russell Cave you can travel forty-seven miles to Cathedral Caverns State Park in Woodville, AL, or fifty-four miles to Sequoyah Caverns and Campgrounds in Valley Head, AL.

 

 

 

 

Entrance Sign  

Did You Know?
Russell Cave National Monument gets its name from Thomas Russell and his family. They owned the property when the maps of the area were made around 1835 - 1928.

Last Updated: July 27, 2006 at 13:49 EST