Infernal Caverns is the site of the 1867 battle between the US Armed Forces and Shoshone and Pit River Indians. Infernal Caverns Battleground is California Historical Landmark No 16. Also known as Hell Caves, the caverns are around 7 miles from Likely and 1 mile from Ferry Ranch in Modoc County. The Native Americans had made a fortress out of […]
The Mud Caves are a popular attraction in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park in San Diego County. The caves are a fine example of pseudo-karst topography as it was created by water flowing through silt deposits. There are at least 22 caves, and many of these caves are easily accessible. Mud Caves, California Mud caves are a fascinating geological […]
Wonder World Cave is the 1st show cave in Texas opened to the public. The cave is, as per reports, the only commercially operated dry cave in the US. It is known as a dry-formed cave as the fissure was opened by an earthquake and not by erosion. The quake had produced the Balconies fault, and the fault is visible […]
Longhorn Cavern in Burnet County is filled with endless history and trails that would excite every member of your family. The best way to explore this underground wonder is through cave tours. It is open every day except Christmas Day, and there is no fee to enter the park. Longhorn Cavern, Texas The Longhorn Cavern is also known for its […]
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 of Colorado Bend State Park. The Park is unique as it offers loads of adventure above and below the ground. A network of caves (400 in total) adds […]
Chumash Painted Cave is not a typical state park. It is a small historical place that is hidden on a windy road in the Santa Ynez Mountains above the modern city of Santa Barbara. There is no entrance fee to this cave as steel mesh has been constructed near the entrance to keep it safe from vandals and irresponsible people. […]
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