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Russell Cave National Monument
Things To Know Before You Come

We are located five miles from Highway 72 near the small town of Bridgeport, AL.  Please see the directions link for more in-depth driving instructions.

Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, and bring a jacket in cooler weather. Bring hiking shoes if you plan to hike along the nature trail.

Only a drink machine is available at the park, so bring lunch if you are planning a long visit.

We have wheelchairs available for visitors upon request.

Strollers are welcome for use on the boardwalk to the cave shelter.

Pets on a leash are welcome on the tour to the cave shelter and the hiking trail, but not inside the visitor center.

Don't forget your camera!

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Bone Tools Found at Russell Cave

Did You Know?
Excavations at Russell Cave National Monument unearthed some of the best preserved bone tools in the Southeastern United States. Some of the uses of bone tools include fishhooks, sewing needles and jewelry.

Last Updated: February 03, 2007 at 12:37 MST