The Black Chasm Cavern, an important National Natural Landmark, is in the town of Volcano in California. The cave draws many visitors from far and near and is an ideal fun destination for the whole family. The gold miners explored the cave in the 1800s, but they found only stalactites, stalagmites, and limestone helictites. Black Chasm Cavern, California The cavern […]
Located near the town of Bridgeport, Russell Cave is an important archaeological site that has records of thousands of years of human use. The cave was described as a National Monument in 1961 and was included in the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. The cave is now an integral part of the National Park System and welcomes visitors […]
DeSoto Caverns is one of the most frequented show caves in the US. The caverns are located close to Birmingham. It is a unique place where you can learn about the prehistoric Indians who lived and died in the caverns and about the Confederate soldiers who mined gunpowder. Apart from the cave, the park has several other attractions which would […]
Man has strived to leave his mark on the world for as long as history has been recorded. Images on pottery, carvings in temples, down to the simplest of drawings on cave walls. Burro Flats Painted Cave in California is no different – it is a record of the past for those of us in the present. It is up […]
Subway Cave came into existence nearly twenty thousand years ago during volcanic events. It offers an exciting and unusual hiking experience, and the best part is that it affords an easy cave experience even for the kids. Just put on your headlamps and begin exploring this hidden gem of California! Subway Cave was created when large amounts of lava were […]
Boyden Cavern is a showy cave in the Giant Sequoia National Monument along the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway in Fresno County, CA. Daily tours are offered at the cavern and, on-site, there is an international gift shop and picnic tables. Many tourists unfairly compare this to the Crystal Cave, but Boyden Cavern has a beauty of its own, and the […]
War Eagle Cavern has a beautiful natural entrance along the shores of the famous Beaver Lake. It is suitable for all kinds of visitors and is wheelchair and stroller friendly. The cavern has a special significance among the spelunkers as it is one of the oldest show caves in Arkansas and the largest in the NW Arkansas. The three stories […]
The Eureka Springs Hobbit Cave is a place where you can get lost in another world, and it’s just outside of Eureka Springs! The Eureka Springs Hobbit Cave is part of an amazing area that has been transformed into an enchanting fairy tale. Besides the 3 Hobbit Caves, you can see and stay in a variety of Treehouses. You may […]
Wonderland Cave is the largest cave in the northwestern part of Arkansas. The cave was first developed in the 1920s which later got transformed into a nightclub in the 1930s. The cavernous space within the cave was transformed into a concrete floor, setting the stage for musicians and decorations that would remind you of a scene from Alice in Wonderland. […]
Situated in the North Central Ozarks of Arkansas, the Bull Shoals Cavern is a living cave that took 350 million years to get the final shape! It is known as a living cave as it is still growing today. With underground streams flowing throughout the cavern and a small but beautiful waterfall at the back of the cave, it is […]
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