Located near Grant in Marshall County, Roaring River Cave has 7,413, of surveyed passage. The cave has large stream passage, waterfalls, and several climb ups/downs. 

These three pits are located in Jackson County.  They range from 82' to 160'. 

Located in Jackson County, Gross Skeleton cave has over 10,000' of passage.  

Located in Jackson County, Wil's Welsh Well Wils Welsh Well is a relatively short and straight forward wet multi drop. The Pitch series consists of 28' + 148', 50', 10' (climbdown), and 100' drops.

Located in Jackson county, This 9000' cave has a large entrance, great formations, and some water. There is a connection to Iron Hoop cave that was established in 1989 that brought the total length of the system to over 23,000'

Located in Marshall County, Penitentiary Pit is formed entirely in sandstone and was used to hold prisoners during the Civil War. The high side allows an 81’ drop into the open-air shaft that is 80’ x 120’. There are several ferns and large oak trees growing in the bottom of the pit. The trees have grown above the lip of the pit, creating a stunning view. 

Located in Morgan County, Anvil cave Very unique cave. Second longest cave in Alabama and is amazingly all under 18 acres of pasture land. Access is by water in a kayak or canoe with only one legal entrance out of the 7.    

Located in Jackson County, Green's well has an entrance pit of 230', and a total length of 1159'.

Located in Jackson County, Norseman's Well is a wet Multi drop cave. 3,892' of horizontal passage and a total of 391' vertical depth.

Mountain Eye cave is located in Tennessee, approximately 3hrs from Huntsville. 

Located in Marshall County, Shin pit is a 198' pit, with multiple drops. 

Located near Sewanee Tennessee, Bible springs, and Cedar Ridge Crystal caves have a lot to offer for smaller caves. Cedar ridge is one of the most decorated caves in the U.S. 

A 225' Pit located in Jackson County with flowstone the entire length. We will be camping on the property Friday night.