November
Fridays-Sundays 9AM-5PM
Last Admission an hour before close.
Pumpkin Toss- Saturday and Sunday at 2PM
November, Saturday 30th 9AM-4PM
Community Guided Tour: November 9th at 1pm Includes guided tour, pumpkin toss, and merchandise sales featuring our Wildlife Warriers Art Contest Winner's work.
Additional Thanksgiving Week Open Dates:
Tuesday. November 26th and
Wednesday, November 27th 9AM-5PM
Closing Early:
Saturday, November 30th we will be closing an hour early 9AM-4PM
General Admission:
$20 Adults
$10 Children (ages 4-11)
Ages 3 and under receive free admission.
What to expect
The preserve is located on an Appalachian foothill named UNTAMED Mountain. Our location is nestled away and offers a picturesque ascent via a rustic dirt and gravel drive, leading you right to our parking area. Please go slow up the drive. Most guests spend about 2 hours on a walkabout. The terrain is dirt and uneven at times, please watch your footing, as your admission to the preserve releases TFTWAP of all liability. There are signs up directing to the paths of least resistance. If you need assistance call ahead of time or speak to someone in the admissions booth and we will decide the best way to make your walk on the wild side a great adventure. The trails in the lower preserve are much like nature trails, if you are bringing a stroller, we do recommend a jogging stroller. Wheelchairs will have difficulty, although many people have made it through, the lower preserve is not wheelchair friendly. Please call ahead of time to make arrangements for us to assist. We do not rent strollers or wheelchairs.
Your trek will begin at The Animal Contact Yard, that is home to our capybaras Gretel and Halo, Tootles the camel, Willie Nelson and Toby Keith our Scottish Highland Cows, and many other barnyard animals that are always eagerly waiting to see visitors.
Make sure you stop and use the bathroom before you head into the preserve, it is a long walk back up. Just across from our new Education/Event Building are two magnificent stone Imperial Guardian Lion Statues. This is where the Untamed Pathway begins. Once on the Pathway to your right is our Big Cat Playground, a 2 acre plus fenced in wooded area that we rotate the animals to for enrichment and play. On your left are our farmyard animals and radical tire mountain for the goats to play on.
As you enter the preserve you will be greeted by some silly black bears and a pack of Timber Wolves. The habitats all have educational signage on them. Take a moment and get to know our ambassadors, they enjoy watching the guests and many of them will respond to their name. The preserve is home to 8 species of wild cats, the North American Black Bear and the Brown Bear, Wolves, Foxes and other small predatory animals. Most of the preserve is in the shade, during the summer months misters are on for the animals and our guest. We encourage sunscreen and you're welcome to bring your own beverages, (NO STRAWS) and pack a picnic and eat next to the Big Cat Playground. The preserve was planned so that visitors could see a working facility. The feed truck is often out on route when we are open. Guests are welcome to watch the process and ask questions, but please stay 10 foot back from the feed truck.
On the weekends we offer Capybara Encounters. Enjoy the world's biggest rodent. Meet Halo and Gretel, our capybaras in an up-close setting. Enjoy an educational encounter in the Capybara's new enclosure at the children's contact yard.
Animal Contact Yard
Children of all ages love the animal contact yard. Goats, Alpacas, Cows, and more animals ready to make friends! Feed is available for sale in the gift store.
Education/Event/Public Bathrooms
Our aim is that you are completely satisfied with your visit. When we asked what we needed you told us bathrooms and an event center. Let us customize your next special event.
The Predator Preserve
The preserve is approximately 18 acres under fence. The pathways are Untamed, but can accommodate most strollers and wagons. Please take advantage of the signs that direct you to the path of least resistance, you will thank us later.
Our Imperial Guardian Lions Looking over the Untamed Pathway
The entrance to the preserve is watched over by Imperial Guardian Lions. Its a great stop for a photo opportunity also.
Capybara Encounters
Become friends with world's favorite rodents. Ask at our admission window about a Capybara Encounter.
Encounters are $50 for 1-4 people and $12.50 for each additional person after. Encounters are available on Saturdays and Sundays, limited each day, and there are no reservations.
(Encounters may be offered during special open dates and events)
Private Tours with Tiger Feeding Experience
Experience the wild like never before with our exclusive private tours. Immerse yourself in a captivating one and a half hour guided journey, where the primal world of animal instincts unfolds before your eyes. Led by an expert guide renowned for their extraordinary rapport with wildlife, you will witness unique animal interactions unattainable with general admission. For those seeking an even closer encounter, we offer the optional thrill of safely feeding a tiger. This remarkable experience takes place across a secure public safety barrier, using a specialized feeding pole, ensuring an unforgettable moment of connection with these majestic creatures.
Embark on this unparalleled adventure for $240, accommodating groups of one to four individuals. Additional guests can join for $60 per person. Opting for the tiger feeding experience adds a special touch to your tour at an additional cost of $10 per person feeding. Our tours, available by reservation only, provide an intimate glimpse into the untamed heart of nature.
To secure your spot or for more inquiries, please reach out to Susan at untamedmountain@gmail.com or send a text to 256-364-0143. Availability is limited, so we encourage you to book your adventure promptly. Private tours are offered throughout the week, ensuring flexibility for your schedule.
Tiger feeding is only available with Private Tours and Special Events
Our Environmental Education Field Trips
An Educational Outdoor Adventure!
Tigers for Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain is an Exotic Animal Park and Rescue Preserve, home to over 80 large predators, including tigers, leopards, cougars, wolves, bears and more. An animal contact barnyard full of farm animals and now students can visit The Legacy Living Classroom and Untamed Gift Store. WE NOW HAVE PUBLIC BATHROOMS! NO MORE PORTA JOHNS!
During your class visit, we cover grade-specific learning objectives in life science and agriscience, as well as the 4 primary instincts all animals including us humans have and listen to. Our environmental education center will provide your group with walking trails through the habitat areas in our preserve, a picnic pavilion, clean restrooms, and professional staff. Tigers for Tomorrow is licensed by the USDA and Alabama State Wildlife agencies and has a 20-year history of successful education programs with school and community groups.
These grade-specific tours are available year-round, with morning and afternoon appointments on Tuesday, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The tour lasts approximately 1 1/2-2 hours. Please DO NOT wear open toed shoes or flip flops. We strongly advise children and adults wear sneakers or hiking boots, the pathways are not paved, and you will be going up and down small hills. Tigers for Tomorrow can accommodate 160 students per appointment. Inclement weather reservations will be rescheduled. Admission prices are $12.00 per student and $22.50 per adult with a minimum of $300.
Tigers for Tomorrow does allow cameras for tours however parents are advised to please stay with the group and not wander the preserve. Please put your cell phones on silent. Cell phones rings are not allowed in the preserve and parents please remember that Untamed Mountain is a smoke free facility.
Tigers for Tomorrow is now booking through fall 2024 and taking reservations for home school groups and school field trips. The Preserves educational philosophy is based on the belief that the earlier children are exposed to nature, the earlier they can develop an understanding and appreciation for the world’s wildlife. Recreational, educational and social activities give children the opportunity to learn and master skills, pursue their interests and talents and broaden their social and cultural experiences. Growing up with this understanding will help them to make informed decisions as adults on issues relating to wildlife conservation and renewable resources. That is why the Preserve’s education programs begin with preschool aged children. This belief is broad based in that it applies not only to children, but adults, too, as you are never too old to learn about conservation. Preserve Educators empower both children and adults to make decisions and take action for the good of the planet.
To make a reservation please call Sue direct at 256-364-0143 or email untamedmountain@gmail.com.
We are excited to be able to provide lunches for school groups now that we have opened the Dragonfly Cafe!! If your group plans on eating lunch during your field trip, please see selections below and let us know your order at least a week in advance.
Empathy for Tomorrow Program for Teens
Free Educational Field trips Sponsored by the Latham Foundation
Available to Title One High Schools, At-Risk Groups, and Youth in Diversion Programs
About Tigers for Tomorrow:
Tigers for Tomorrow is an exotic animal preserve and rescue, providing a safe haven for over 175 animals, including tigers, lions, bears, and wolves. Our mission is to educate the public on the importance of understanding animal instincts and their role in the natural world.
Join us for an unforgettable experience that explores how understanding the Four Basic Instincts can change your life.
- Interactive Environmental Education
- Guided Tours of the Preserve
- Learning About Our Animal Ambassadors
(Bus and gas funding may be available)
For more information or to schedule your group’s trip, contact:
Sue at 256-364-0143 or email untamedmountain@gmail.com
Empathy starts here. Build your future through understanding.
Wild Fall Adventure
A Wild Retreat on Untamed Mountain with Untamed Acres Camp and Tigers for Tomorrow Wild Animal Preserve
Stars & Stripes Safari RV VIP
Enhance your adventure with a VIP private tour, complete with a tiger feeding, while staying at Untamed Acres full hookup RV sites. This exclusive experience for two people is available for only $300!
🔹Additional guests: $50 per person, up to the maximum capacity of your RV.
🔹Available Wednesday through Sunday for a private VIP tour experience.
🔹Enjoy the freedom of your RV while experiencing an up-close and personal connection with the animals during your tour.
All profits will go toward the construction of our Wolfdog and Fox enclosures, helping to provide a safe and permanent home for these amazing animals.
Don’t miss out on cozy nights under the stars, crackling campfires, and a chance to make s’mores before the winter chill sets in!
Email Sue with your contact information, desired dates, and package at untamedmountain@gmail.com
Roar and Roll RV Adventure
Explore the wild side of fall with a stay at one of our full hookup RV sites and general admission to Tigers for Tomorrow, including a Capybara Encounter for two people—all for just $200!
🔹Additional guests: $50 per person, up to the maximum capacity of your RV.
🔹Available Friday through Sunday, with Thursday night stays including Friday admission, and Sunday night stays including general admission for Sunday during the day.
🔹Relax at your own RV site after a day of adventure, and enjoy all the perks of a cozy campfire and s'mores!
Visit the preserve for a walkabout.
Located at 708 Co. Rd. 345
Attalla, AL 35954
Open Saturday and Sunday all year long!
See additional Hours for Spring-Fall
Preserve Hours No Reservation Needed.
December, January & February
Saturday and Sunday
9am-4pm.
March - May
Friday-Sunday
9am-5pm
June and July
Wed and Thurs 9AM-1PM
Fri - Sun 9AM- 5PM
August
Thursdays 9AM-1PM
Friday-Sunday 9AM-5PM
September- November
Friday-Sunday 9AM-5PM
Last Admission is an Hour before close.
Photo Policy
We have a strict no harassment photo policy.
The preserve was created for the animals, you are a guest in their home. While you are visiting you are expected to respect the animals that live at the preserve. We want you to have a great time, take some wonderful pictures and make a bunch of memories. However, we do not allow YELLING, CELL PHONE RINGERS, CALPPING OR WHISTLING TO GET AN ANIMAL'S ATTENTION! PLEASE do not stand children on any perimeter fences or picnic tables (feet don't belong where we eat). At NO time may you throw any type of food, wood, rocks or any other items towards or in any enclosure or animals. No running to get an animal's attention. Children under 12 are expected to be chaperoned by parents. Management has the right to remove any individual from the preserve at any time.
Preserve Info
Are pets allowed at the preserve?
No Pets: Trained service animals are permitted. Guests with these animals should notify the Preserve in advance of their visit by calling 256-524-4150. Also, please notify Admissions when arriving at the Preserve.
We discourage guests from bringing pets and leaving them in parked vehicles. 911 will be called for any pet left in a hot car. Distressed pets will be removed from vehicles.
Did you need ticket donations for your charity or an event?
If you need ticket donations from Tigers for Tomorrow for a charity or an event, please send a self-addressed stamped envelope to
Tigers for Tomorrow
Attn: Susan
708 County Rd. 345
Attalla, AL 35954
Please make sure to provide your name, contact information, how many tickets you are requesting, and what charity or event that the tickets are going towards.
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