Reviews

John Molnar

We went on the first cave tour of the day. Very nice and knowledgeable guide took us through the various rooms. This was not a one trick pony experience. I lost count of how many different "rooms" we went through. A couple rooms had the underground Mystery Rider. One had the world's largest stalagmite/stalactite (it was connected). One room was 110 feet tall. The tour is out and back. On the outbound leg, there was frequent narration from the guide. The return leg was "just" walking back to the entrance, past the same sites. I don't mean that as a complaint; just the nature of the route. The guide took group photos on the way back. As he said, he could get good angles because he can go off the path. The path was well lit for travel but kept the appropriate darkness for a cave. The trail was paved with handrails. It's definitely up and down but we never had trouble (went with two kids). If you can do a hilly walk, you can probably do the trail. It's a long walk. I consider myself in good shape and I was tired by the end. The tickets were good value, especially the kid prices. One last thing about the Mystery River. From what the guide said, it rises a lot after heavy rain. (Not in a dangerous way!) Just that what you see will be different depending on if it's rained. We went with the normal, low river. I found myself wondering what the high river would look like.

Chasa Fulkerson

Saturday, March 1, 2025 Pretty awesome cave! It is quite huge! I can’t remember our tour guides name but she was great, friendly, and answered any questions we had. The tour groups are kind of big. So that does make it kind of hard to hear, especially if you are in the back. They have a gift shop and bathrooms. You can also see bats in the cave! Make sure to call and reserve and buy your ticket for the tour. They have installed lights inside the cave but you should bring your own flashlight as well.