Hendrie River Water Cave in Michigan is the longest at 1500 ft and has high, narrow passages with a stream running across the floor. The cave ends in a room where there is a beautiful waterfall and the stream sumps in a circular passage known as Goop Loop. Almost a mile away from this place, the stream resurfaces in the […]
Inner Space Cavern near Georgetown has excited visitors for more than 50 years. It is a sizeable complex cave with many beautiful formations and an exciting display of mammal bones from the Pleistocene Age. The cave was discovered in 1963 by the Texas Highway Department and was opened to the public for tours three years later. Inner Space Cavern, Texas […]
Minnesota has 62 state parks, and each one is beautiful. There is one state park that is slightly different from the others. The Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park was once a town but is now a stunningly beautiful state park with a rich history. Mystery Cave State Park, Minnesota The state park has two locations about 10 miles from each other. […]
There are only a handful of family experiences that can remain etched in your memory for a long time. Adventure Mine in Michigan is one such attraction that every member of your family will enjoy, and you will go back with loads of happy moments. It is only a 30-minute drive from the Porcupine Wilderness State Park and it offers […]
Ice Cave at Wapsipinicon State Park is in the town of Anamosa and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The park’s unique feature is that the prisoners made structures like the stone arch bridge of the Anamosa State Penitentiary. What makes this park appealing to visitors is the Ice Cave within the park. The perfect place for […]
The fully flooded Marmes Rockshelter is in Franklin County and consists of a shallow, south-facing rockshelter. Excavations were carried out at the rockshelter, and salvage work started with the anticipated flooding of the Palouse River Canyon. However, efforts were futile as they were submerged in water in 1969. Marmes Rockshelter, Washington The flooding was a significant archaeological loss. Still, it […]
Cave of Munits is an important Chumash site and was the home of a powerful Chumash shaman who was killed after he murdered the son of a chief. The cave is accessible after a short hike from El Escorpion Park, and it takes only about an hour to reach the entrance. Cave of Munits, California If you want an action-packed […]
The Pinnacles National Park has some of California’s oddest landscapes, including out-of-place rock spires and gorges filled with boulders, forming talus caves just awaiting exploration. The two most famous talus caves here are Bear Gulch Cave and Balconies Cave. Balconies Cave, on the Western part of the park, boasts excellent trails and scenery. Many people feel excited to come here […]
Tyson Spring Cave is historically significant and it managed to captivate the local inhabitants for thousands of years. A stream flows out of the picturesque entrance of the cave, and it was only in 1987 that the explorers managed to walk through miles of beautiful passages of the cave. Tyson Spring Cave is a crucial Pleistocene site in North US. […]
Spring Creek Cave is in Kendall County and is not open to the public. The cave is known for its fossil specimens and an underground river 3 miles long. The river sometimes floods out into Spring Creek after spells of heavy rains. The cave had opened its doors to the public several times but now they are being kept shut […]
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