If you are looking for an activity in Arkansas that the whole family can enjoy, you must check out Onyx Cave at Eureka Springs. The visitors have been flocking to the oldest show cave in the state since it was discovered in 1893. When you come here, bring your camera to explore this unique attraction from the 19th century. The […]
Ursa Minor Cave is a part of Sequoia National Park, a naturally formed system of caves in the famous Sierra Nevada region of California. It was discovered in August 2006 by explorers from the Cave Research Foundation. They widened the hole to facilitate human entry and found one of the US’s most beautiful and unique caves. Ursa Minor Cave, California […]
Boulder Cave is located east of Mt Rainier National Park. The unique feature of the cave is not the geology of the area but the Pacific Western Big-Eared bats that inhabit the cave and treat it as a hibernaculum. Boulder Cave, Washington Protecting the hibernating bat colonies is necessary as they are essential for our environment. Keeping this in mind, […]
Mystic Caverns is a show cave between Harrison and Jasper cities on the Arkansas Highway 7 Scenic Byway. The location is quite close to the now-defunct amusement park, Dogpatch USA. The cave has been allowed to operate commercially since the 1920s and is older than any other commercial cave in Arkansas. Since then, a lot of care has been taken […]
Tree Root Cave is located on Kalaloch Beach, just a few steps away from the Kalaloch Campground Day Use area in the Olympic National Park. The Tree of Life is a clear example of an oddity of nature, and it resulted from the stream undercutting the bluff on which the tree stands and that too by a few strong roots […]
Wabasha Street Caves is a yesteryear event hall built into the sandstone caves on the Mississippi River’s southern shore. The caves have been home to speakeasies, mob meetings, live vocalists, and dances that were open to the public. The Wabasha Street Cave tours are one of the best cave tours you will ever have. Wabasha Street Caves, Minnesota Every visitor […]
King Philip’s Cave is in Norton, where the 17th century and their chief took shelter during the bloody war in 1675. It is a historical landmark and preserved by the historical commission as an important local history site. King Philip’s Cave, Massachusetts Many people would opine that it is not a worthy destination, but it would be a great stop […]
The Nashoba Brook Stone Chamber is the official name of the Potato Cave, which, many people assume, was built to act as a root cellar. The L-shaped chamber is now part of the Nashoba Brook Conservation Area. It is tucked away in a hill and is accessible through an entry passage that is quite long. Potato Cave, Massachusetts Potato Cave […]
When you come to Great Barrington, you will get a chance to see Belcher’s Cave, a large cave that has a narrow opening and is obscured by trees and stones. It was here in 1765 that Gill Belcher had set up his counterfeit coining and printing operation. However, he was caught seven later, imprisoned, and then executed for his misdeeds. […]
Manitou Cave is a famous cave near the town of Fort Payne in Alabama. The cave had a significant role in the Civil War and was also a designated fallout shelter during the Cold War. It first opened as a tourist destination in 1888. It remained open as a public park through the early 20th century. It had its share […]
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