Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park boasts of one of the most extended underwater cave systems with more than 30,000 ft of caves. If you are not too keen to explore the underwater world, you can spend quality time at the nature trail that interestingly follows the cave system below your feet! If you are visiting the state park, you […]
Grand Island Ice Caves on Grand Island, Munising, are spectacular and look dramatic. If you ever get an opportunity to travel to Munising, you should not miss seeing this endearing sight. Getting to Grand Island involves a 0.6-mile hike across the frozen Lake Superior from Sand Point in Munising. Snowshoes are a must, but many people don’t have access to […]
The Pinnacles National Park is the result of an ancient volcanic eruption and is the home of Bear Gulch Cave. The canyon landscape and the oak woodland are home to wildlife. The rock formations of the Pinnacles National Park divide the park into East and West Districts, and trails interconnect these. More than 30 miles of trails are used to […]
Pawtuckaway State Park is a massive preserve located in New Hampshire. It is one of the largest state parks in New Hampshire and is named after the Pawtuckaway Mountains and Pawtuckaway Lake. The park is so huge that it stretches from the lake’s west shore to the west side of the mountains. There are more than 30 caves within the […]
Hudson Valley Caves are one of the least explored and less-visited sites in the Hudson Valley. There are no entry fees for this cave, and you can visit it at least once for a different kind of experience. You will not find anything else to do here, and most likely, you will be the only visitor if you come here […]
Alger Underwater Preserve is on the south shore of Lake Superior near the city of Munising. This shoreline area includes the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Grand Island, and the sheltered waters of Munising Bay. The Preserve protects the sea caves and the shipwrecks. Some major shipwrecks are buoyed while others lie in sheltered water. Several factors have combined to make […]
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 […]
Falling Waters State Park in Holmes County opened to the public in 1963. It is regarded as one of the jewels among the state parks because of its lovely waterfall. Come here during the rains to click some amazing photographs of the waterfall and its rainbow as it flows into a 100 ft sinkhole and finally disappears into the cave […]
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 […]
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