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 […]
Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area is a vast sinkhole near Rocksprings, and it houses a huge colony of Mexican free-tailed bats. Reservations are required to visit the site. But strict rules should not deter you from coming here as you would not want to miss the spectacular view of millions of bats taking flight in search of food. Thousands of […]
Natural Bridge Caverns is probably the most popular natural attraction in Texas. The breathtaking caves are only 30 minutes away from downtown San Antonio and are Texas’s most extensive cave system. It is the largest show cavern in Texas, formed over thousands of years. The underground cavern tours are the main highlight here as people get a chance to look […]
Just two hours from Austin, the Colorado Bend State Park lets you experience nature at its best. You can spend a weekend here to enjoy the sylvan atmosphere and the unspoiled wilderness. The Park is unique as it offers loads of adventure above and below the ground. A network of caves (400 in total) adds a sense of mystery and […]
Bracken Cave is on the outskirts of San Antonio and is home to more than 15 million Mexican free-tailed bats. It is a crucial maternity site for bats. The female bats come here to give birth and rear the young every year. The Mexican free-tailed bats are essential for the farmlands as they consume more than 100 tons of moths […]
Caverns of Sonora are one of the most beautiful and active caves globally. It is a National Natural Landmark, and more than 95% of its formations are still growing, making the Caverns an active cave. The Caverns are deemed the most surprising and unique attraction of the state. It is so magnificent that the founder of the National Speleological Society […]
Baker Cave is a prehistoric archaeological site near Devils River in Texas. Dating as far back as 7800 BCE, the cave is a part of the system of rock shelters which you will come across in the Lower Pecos Canyons region. The cave ceiling is 18 ft at the mouth, but it is barely a few inches in the back. […]
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