Sauta Cave National Wildlife Refuge

Sauta Cave National Wildlife Refuge, a 264-acre area west of Scottsboro, protects federally endangered Gray and Indiana bats and their crucial habitat. Established in the 1970s, it offers numerous recreational opportunities for viewing unique geology, diverse wildlife, and summer roosting sites for approximately 400,000 gray bats.

Where To Stay

Lodging options include hotels, cabins, short term rentals, tree houses, glamping tents, and campgrounds. Visitors can find accommodations to suit every preference and budget, ensuring a comfortable stay.

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I’m Going Back
To Jackson County

“This trip offers unexpected treasures that are sure to delight! It is big enough to offer a variety of activities, yet small-town enough to make you feel right at home with true Southern charm and hospitality.”

– Tiffany

I’m Going Back
To Jackson County

“There’s much to explore, and outdoor activities for all, so if you’re touring through Alabama, don’t miss out on a trip to Scottsboro.”

– Lucas

I’m Going Back
To Jackson County

“From the one-and-only Unclaimed Baggage Center to waterfront dining, you’ll find more than you expected. What’s more, all of this comes at a very reasonable price point, so you can afford to keep coming back and finding new adventures.”

Sauta Cave National Wildlife Refuge