Last visited: June 2004

This cave is a very enjoyable cave. There is a river that flows through it and creates an atmosphere unlike the other caves I've been in. The tour has several formations to view including some very nice soda straws.

Last visited: June 2004

This is actually two caves for the price of one! Both caves are enjoyable. You can clearly see the damage caused by humans in one cave which is quite sad, but the formations are still astonishing. There are soda straws, rim pools, stalagmites, stalactites, draperies, cave bacon, cave pearls, domes, many helictites, columns and  more.

Last visited: June 2004

In this cave you literally walk through a riverbed. There are some tight spaces, so no backpacks is suggested. OH, and hopefully the waterfall will be on when you get there...kinda not cool to have them walk over and turn it on. It use to be a natural waterfall, but needs help now.

Last visited: June 2004

Part of this cave is a walk the other a boat ride. Quite a neat experience if you can visit. There is a natural Waterfall inside. 

Last visited: June 2004

This is a very tight cave. It has lots of popcorn formations and some large columns. 

Last visited: June 2004

This is the largest cave in the world and it has a great variety of tours. We took the travertine tour which was quite enjoyable, but we had wished it was longer. There were many formations, but one also sees damage to the formations by lights being on them. They are in the process of trying to switch over to lights that do not promote algae. 

Last visited: June 2004

This is basically a hole in the ground. This cave has a very nice museum to it, but once inside its about a 10 min walk...if that much. 230 steps lead down....and you must go up the way you came down.