Very beautiful place to visit. This is a must see. This is well worth the little drive. Will definitely visit again.

Russell Cave served as a place of shelter for local indigenous people for thousands of years. Excavations at the site have uncovered a treasure trove of artefacts including pottery, arrowheads, human remains and more. The visitors center has a number of interesting displays outlining the...More

Small National Park that is an easy 45 min drive from Chattanooga. Movie in visitor center explains the significance of the cave and the artifacts found in it. Artifacts are also on view in the visitor’s center. The walk to the cave is on a...More

Located a short distance outside of Bridgeport Alabama: this is maintained by the National Park Service. It is easy to find: just follow the signs. A short path leads you to the cave, that you can view- but only observe from a observation deck that...More

This is an important archeological site that was occupied from 10,000BC. Has an interesting small museum with artifacts from the cave. There is a nature trail and the cave itself is impressive from the outside, but you can’t go far in, so not much to...More

This is amazing! It is the most conclusive and complete archaeological site of Native Americans for the last 17 thousand years. The cave is probably one block of a walk. Easily gotten to on a boardwalk sidewalk. There are also some hiking trails. Do not...More

I visited here a few times when I was young. The parks in this area are all beautiful. Native heritage and wild spaces are important to the people of this region.