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Alabama National Parks offer a wide range of cultural, historical
and recreational activities. Touring Russell
Cave National Monument is a good way to enjoy Alabama’s
natural wonders while learning about its anthropological past.
African-American history comes to life at Tuskegee Airmen National
Historic Site, while Horseshoe Bend National Military Park examines
the history of Native American conflict with the United States.
Russell
Cave National Monument:
This stunning geological formation
in the dense Alabama forests has been used by visitors to Alabama
for centuries.
Horseshoe Bend National Military Park:
This is the major battle
site of the Creek War, where invading General Andrew Jackson defeated
the native Creek Indians.
Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site:
Learn about the history
of African-American military aviation pioneers at this historic
site.
Little River Canyon National Preserve:
Nature and cultural history
are on display at this waterfall strewn park.
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