Cathedral Caverns
An Alabama state park cave with 90-minute guided tours covering about 1.5 miles round trip at 60°F.
Woodville, AL, 60°F inside, from $20
5 caves in Alabama run public tours. Here is what each one is like and how to visit.
Updated 2026-10-22. 5 of 5 checked in full against official sources.
An Alabama state park cave with 90-minute guided tours covering about 1.5 miles round trip at 60°F.
Woodville, AL, 60°F inside, from $20
A cave park in Childersburg, Alabama at 60°F year-round, entered by a tunnel, open Friday to Monday.
Childersburg, AL, 60°F inside, from $54.98
An Alabama state park cave seen only with a guide on a route about a mile long, with 365 steps, plus an Olympic-size pool fed by cave water.
Warrior, AL, 62°F inside, from $19
A former Alabama show cave that closed to tourists in 2013.
Alabama. Permanently closed
A national monument built around a cave shelter. You can't go inside the cave itself, but you can see the shelter, and the park is a stop on the Alabama Birding Trail.
Bridgeport, AL
| Cave | Inside | Adult ticket | Run by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cathedral Caverns | 60°F | $20 | State park |
| Majestic Caverns | 60°F | $54.98 | Privately operated |
| Rickwood Caverns | 62°F | $19 | State park |
| Sequoyah Caverns | not yet checked | not yet checked | Privately operated |
| Russell Cave NM | not yet checked | not yet checked | National park / federal |
5 show caves run public tours. We leave out wild caves that are closed, gated or need a permit.
Closed shoes with grip, because paths are often wet. Most caves stay between the high 40s and low 70s °F all year, so a light layer is enough.