METAL DETECTING IN ALABAMA
|
Code of Alabama Title 41 – State Government Chapter 3 – Aboriginal Mounds, Earthworks and other Antiquities Section 41-3-1
Alabama Caves and Caverns
Rickwood Caverns State Park
|
If you’re looking to cool off from the sweltering summer temperatures or warm up during those cold winter months, the underground wonder maintains a constant 58-62 degree temperature year round as you travel 175 feet beneath the earth. Visit year round to experience the wonder of Rickwood Caverns Cave Tours.
Alabama State Parks
Blue Springs State Park
|
Blue Springs State Park
Alabama State Park
Cilo AL
Barbour County Alabama
Blue Springs State Park is located about 6 miles east of Clio, Alabama in southeast Alabama, 2595 Hwy 10, Cilo 36017.
You can obtain information regarding the park calling 334-397-4875; faxing 334-397-4875 or by email to: BlueSprings.STPK@dcnr.Alabama.gov.
The park is open from 7 am until sundown daily. The park offers camping, rental campers, fishing, swimming, comfort stations, playground, grills and a picnic area. The entrance fees are Adults $3.00, children 6 to 11 $1.00, seniors (62 and older) and disabled citizens $1.00. The park has 103 acres and includes a crystal clear underground spring pool. Additional Alabama State Parks
Alabama State Parks
Cathedral Caverns State Park
|
Cathedral Caverns State Park
Phone: 256-728-8193
637 Cave Road
Woodville, AL 35769
Cathedral Caverns State Park is an Alabama state park located in Grant Alabama, northern Marshall County, 7 miles southeast of the town of Woodville Alabama. The cave is located in Kennamer Cove, approximately 5 miles northeast of Grant. The cave, originally named Bats Cave, was first developed as an attraction by Jay Gurley in the late 1950s. It was declared a National Natural Landmark in 1972. Cathedral Cavern is a Karst cave with a large stalagmite forest covering approximately 3 acres.
Alabama State Parks
Monte Sano State Park
|
Monte Sano State Park is a publicly owned recreation area and mountaintop retreat encompassing 2,140 acres on the eastern portion of the top and slopes of Monte Sano Mountain on the east side of Huntsville, Alabama.