Breathtaking Cathedral Caverns State Park! Near Woodville, Alabama.

In this video, I toured the gorgeous Cathedral Caverns along with Jonathan and a friend of mine’s family. Cathedral Caverns State Park is an amazing tourist cave located in the hills and small mountains near Woodville, Alabama just 30 miles east of Huntsville and is one of the best tourist caves in the region.
The cave was first opened to the public by Jacob Gurley in the 1950’s and was purchased by the State of Alabama in 1987. Alabama re-opened the cave as a State Park in 2000. The path through the cave is smooth and paved with only a few mild ups and downs and the round trip distance is 1.3 miles.
Cave tours are scheduled throughout the day most days, but I highly recommend that you get your tickets online in advance, as, especially on weekends, most cave tours sell out.
Park info: www.alapark.co...
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[@deputyowl]

Was great we were there a week ago. Most beautiful cave been in over the years.

[@SoutheasternFrontiers]

It is stunning how beautiful it is and how easily accessible. The State of Alabama has done a good job with it. Thanks for watching!

[@augustblue1297]

I’ve been 5 times and I love it.

[@SoutheasternFrontiers]

Awesome! I've been there about that many times as well, maybe a couple more. First time was over 20 years ago. Thanks for commenting! 👍

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Great place to visit. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@SoutheasternFrontiers]

It is! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. 👍

[@elsieoutside]

Beautiful!! Added to my "To Do" list . Thanks for sharing. 🥾🏕

[@SoutheasternFrontiers]

You are very welcome. Glad I've inspired you to check it out yourself! 👍

[@PhilipOlsen11]

Write that place is amazing. Love it 👌❤️

[@SoutheasternFrontiers]

It is amazing. Thanks for watching! 👍

[@basscatlildave]

That’s is a gorgeous place. I bet it’s been probably 15 or so years since I’ve been there.

[@SoutheasternFrontiers]

It's worth going back to. I've been there many, many times, but I always see something new. 👍