Park: Mammoth Cave
Location - Kentucky
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Mammoth Cave Activities
Mammoth Cave Tour
Mammoth Cave is a mysterious limestone cave that has fascinated people for 4,000 years. Walk where countless others have been to experience this wonder of nature.
Mammoth Cave is a mysterious limestone cave that has fascinated people for 4,000 years. Walk where countless others have been to experience this wonder of nature.
Wild Life Museum
This zoo features the exotic and ferocious, including the big cats lions, tigers, and the ultra-rare snow leopard as well as birds, insects, and marine life.
This zoo features the exotic and ferocious, including the big cats lions, tigers, and the ultra-rare snow leopard as well as birds, insects, and marine life.
Hiking/Trails
The best way to visit any national park is by putting one foot in front of the other. Here you will find the world's most extensive cave system, with 300 miles of passages that are known and more that have not been explored. There are also 70+ miles of trail on the North Side.
The best way to visit any national park is by putting one foot in front of the other. Here you will find the world's most extensive cave system, with 300 miles of passages that are known and more that have not been explored. There are also 70+ miles of trail on the North Side.
Boating
Canoes are available through liveries outside the park. Inquire at the Visitor Center. Boats may be taken in and out of the water at Green River Ferry and Houchins Ferry. Canoes may be taken in and out at Green River, Houchins and Dennison Ferries.
Canoes are available through liveries outside the park. Inquire at the Visitor Center. Boats may be taken in and out of the water at Green River Ferry and Houchins Ferry. Canoes may be taken in and out at Green River, Houchins and Dennison Ferries.
Programs
Regularly scheduled ranger-guided tours are available. Environmental Education programs for local area schools are given in spring and fall; reservations required. Elderhostel programs are conducted twice a year in cooperation with Otter Creek State Park in Louisville, KY.
Regularly scheduled ranger-guided tours are available. Environmental Education programs for local area schools are given in spring and fall; reservations required. Elderhostel programs are conducted twice a year in cooperation with Otter Creek State Park in Louisville, KY.