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 […]
Exploring caves can be an exhilarating experience, but the darkness can be daunting. That’s where a caving torch comes in. A caving torch is a specialized flashlight designed to withstand harsh conditions, such as wet and rocky environments, that cavers often encounter. It provides bright and reliable illumination, making your adventure safer and more enjoyable. When choosing a caving torch, […]
Carver’s Cave is a huge cavern below Dayton’s Bluff that the Native Americans presumably used for a long time. The cave was lost due to the construction of the railroads, but it was rediscovered in 1913. The re-discovery had excited many explorers and spelunkers, but the soft sandstone around the cave entrance crumbles frequently, forms debris, and the caves close […]
Caving lamps are an essential tool for exploring caves and other dark environments. These lamps provide a reliable source of light that allows you to see your surroundings clearly and navigate through tight spaces and rugged terrain. Whether you’re a professional caver or an amateur spelunker, having a good caving lamp is crucial for your safety and enjoyment. When choosing […]
Samuels’ Cave, also known as Brown’s Cave or Mystery Cave, is a prehistoric rock shelter naturally formed in La Crosse County. The cave has pictographs of the Native Americans who lived in this area. The cave was included in the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The cave has some beautiful paintings and images made by the Native Americans, […]
Many people tend to associate volcanoes with tall, angular peaks, and it is believed that some of the most beautiful geological features stay hidden below the feet. One can find good proof of this theory at the Mojave National Preserve, where a trail leads to The Lava Tube. Entering the tube will give visitors a chance to experience a fantastic […]
Edgewood in Iowa is home to one of the hidden treasures in the state – the Ice Cave at Bixby State Preserve. It is a perfect weekend getaway in the summer where you can see an ice cave, a gigantic rock that resembles a steamboat and enjoy the cool fresh-water springs. The ice cave is the main attraction at Bixby […]
Eben Ice Caves should be on the top of the list if you plan to visit the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They are one of the top winter attractions of the state and should be seen by all winter visitors. The formation of the majestic caves begins when the temperature starts to drop from mid or late December. It is […]
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 […]
The Iron Mountain in the Upper Peninsula is home to Millie Hill Bat Cave. As the name suggests, this cave is full of bats. It is not an actual ‘cave’ but an abandoned mine shaft that has become the hibernating and breeding ground for many species of bats. People usually come here in April or September to watch the bats […]
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