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Spelunk Activities

Showing 8 spelunk activities logged during our motorhome cross-country adventures.

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Historic Cave Tour

2-hour, 2-mile tour that combines an explanation of the geology and history of the caves. Reservations recommended.

Logged at stop: Mammoth Cave (2002 Cross Country Road Trip)
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Self-guided Big Room Tour

1-mile steep descent through the Natural Entrance into the Big Room. The paved walkway follows the traditional explorer's route and winds down 750 feet into the spectacular Big Room, which is 25 stories high and the size of 14 football fields.

Logged at stop: Carlsbad Caverns (2002 Cross Country Road Trip)
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Candlelight Tour

2-hour, fairly strenuous tour through less-developed, unlit parts of the cave. Each person on the tour carries a candle bucket as the original explorers did. The tour is limited to 10 people. Reservations should be made well in advance.

Logged at stop: Wind Cave National Park (2000 Cross Country Road Trip)
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Luray Caverns

One-hour guided tour through cathedral-sized rooms filled with colorful stalactite and stalagmite formations. The highlight of the tour is hearing the Great Stalacpipe Organ play.

Logged at stop: Luray Caverns (1998 Road Trip to Virginia and North Carolina)
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Lehman Caves

90-minute ranger-led tour of the Lehman Cave system and its intricate stalactites, stalagmites, draperies, and shields.

Logged at stop: Great Basin National Park (2007 Cross Country Road Trip)
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Sunshine Cave

Moderately challenging, 466-foot cave with two collapses allowing sunlight in. The back section has floors that are steep, very rough, and sometimes wet

Logged at stop: Lava Beds National Monument (2013 Pacific Northwest)
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Upper to Lower Sentinel Caves

Less challenging, 3,280 foot trail that requires no stooping

Logged at stop: Lava Beds National Monument (2013 Pacific Northwest)
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Skull Cave

Less challenging, 580-foot cave with a wide open feel

Logged at stop: Lava Beds National Monument (2013 Pacific Northwest)
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