Looking at their website I see there are a bunch of different tours available for the caves. We are physically fit and love caves. We're leaning toward the Grand Avenue Tour, but we don't want to miss something especially exciting. All the tours sound really fun, but we want to limit it to one, maybe two. There's the Historic Tour, the River Styx Tour, Domes and Dripstones Tour, and so on...Anyone have any recommendations?

If you love caves. Why not take them all? They are campgrounds in the area to spend a few days.Or just take a couple and then come back another time to take the ones you haven't done yet.

Triker33 wrote:If you love caves. Why not take them all? They are campgrounds in the area to spend a few days.Or just take a couple and then come back another time to take the ones you haven't done yet.Thanks - we definitely are going to spend a few days there. Time isn't the problem - it's money. We will have 3 people and it adds up pretty quick!I guess I was hoping for some enlightenment on the different tours from folks who have done them...

We took the Historic Tour and really enjoyed it, very informative. Also tours are half price with your senior pass which only costs $10 and are avablie at the park

Llibnmap wrote:We took the Historic Tour and really enjoyed it, very informative. Also tours are half price with your senior pass which only costs $10 and are avablie at the parkThanks! I did see the senior pass prices - and only one of us three can use it. I thought the Historic Tour looked interesting - will add 1 vote for that!

For the most fun do a wild cave tour. You will see and experience things that most people never will, not for those who are claustrophobic though. We did many of these years ago, health reasons prevent me now, but it was a blast and would be still spelunking if my knees worked properly.

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Llibnmap
Explorer
Jan 09, 2017
We took the Historic Tour and really enjoyed it, very informative. Also tours are half price with your senior pass which only costs $10 and are avablie at the park
pasusan
Explorer
Jan 09, 2017
Triker33 wrote:
If you love caves. Why not take them all? They are campgrounds in the area to spend a few days.

Or just take a couple and then come back another time to take the ones you haven't done yet.
Thanks - we definitely are going to spend a few days there. Time isn't the problem - it's money. We will have 3 people and it adds up pretty quick!

I guess I was hoping for some enlightenment on the different tours from folks who have done them...
Triker33
Explorer
Jan 09, 2017
If you love caves. Why not take them all? They are campgrounds in the area to spend a few days.

Or just take a couple and then come back another time to take the ones you haven't done yet.

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