Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alabama

While in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to:

At 148 feet long, this sandstone and iron ore arch is the "Longest Natural Bridge east of the Rockies." Bonus: try to spot another formation, the Indian Face.
~26 miles from Jasper.

Since 1989, folk artist Joe Minter has filled his yard with homemade sculptures, shrines, and signs as a tribute to African-Americans, on orders from God. He welcomes visitors.
~35 miles from Jasper.

56-foot-tall statue of Vulcan, the pagan, bare-butted Roman smithy god, watches Birmingham from his tower on the summit of Red Mountain.
~37 miles from Jasper.

Bar-restaurant built into a natural cliff overhang. Look for the stuffed rattlesnake springing at the stuffed rabbit!
~66 miles from Jasper.

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