Many weird, yet unique, attractions are hiding right here in Alabama. From statues and museums to gravestones and restaurants, the list is endless. One of Alabama’s weirdest, yet most wonderful attractions is the Coon Dog Cemetery. For information, be sure to take a look below.
North Alabama's Coon Dog Cemetery is located off the beaten path in the tiny rural town of Cherokee.
Key Underwood, a raccoon hunter, buried his loyal coon dog Troop in this area on September 4, 1937. Troop's special spot was a popular hunting camp that he really enjoyed.
Over the years, people from near and far have visited the Coon Dog Cemetery. In fact, several of them have returned multiple times. It's such a unique place!