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  • Alabama National Parks

Alabama National Parks offer a wide range of cultural, historical, scientific and recreational activities. These national parks are managed by the National Park Service of Alabama. 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.
Alabama National Parks Russel Cave National Monument
Russell Cave is an ancient geological formation that has been utilized by settlers of the southern United States forcenturies. Once inside the protected site, you can see the clues alluding to their lifestyles and various means of survival. Those living in Russell cave adapted well to the lush Alabama forestry, taking from and giving back to the dense natural environment.
Russell Cave National Monument
  • Little River Canyon National Preserve
Located atop Lookout Mountain, Little River Canyon National Preserve protects what is known to be nation’s longest mountaintop river, the Little River. The river is also considered amongst the wildest & cleanest waterways in the South. While the 600ft tall sandstone cliffs towering above the narrow canyon floor are every rock climber’s paradise, the 23 mile scenic drive ahead known as Little River Canyon Rim Parkway offer eye-popping vistas. Another spectacular sight is the three waterfalls formed by the Little River – DeSoto Falls, Little River Falls & Garce’s High Falls. In short, this waterfall strewn park offers the perfect blend of natural & cultural history.
Little River Canyon National Preserve
  • National Parks in Alabama