Dunbar Cave State Park

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Dunbar Cave State Park is a Tennessee state park centered around a large historic cave and surrounding natural area known for its hiking, wildlife, and prehistoric Native American cave art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
contains archaeological sites
petroglyphs
pictographs
prehistoric Mississippian-period cave art
country United States
designation Tennessee state park
ecosystem temperate deciduous forest
governingBody Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
hasFlora hardwood trees
wetland plants
wildflowers
hasPart Dunbar Cave
Dunbar Cave Lake
fishing areas
hiking trails
picnic areas
visitor center
wetlands
wildlife habitat
woodlands
hasWildlife raccoons
songbirds
various bat species
waterfowl
white-tailed deer
knownFor birdwatching
hiking
historical significance
large limestone cave
prehistoric Native American cave art
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Montgomery County, Tennessee
nearestCity Clarksville, Tennessee
linked to: Clarksville
offersActivity birdwatching
cave tours
fishing
hiking
picnicking
wildlife viewing
openToPublic yes
state Tennessee
terrain karst landscape
usedFor environmental education
guided cave tours
nature study
recreation

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Montgomery County, Tennessee contains Dunbar Cave State Park
Tennessee State Parks hasNotablePark Dunbar Cave State Park