Learn more about accessibility in the park. The park is committed to providing accessible options for all visitors. Please review cave tour descriptions and consider your limitations when choosing which tour to participate on.įor members of the deaf and hard of hearing community, assisted listening devices and sign language interpreter services are available with advanced arrangements. Visitors with limited mobility may find some cave tours too strenuous.
Cave temperatures can vary widely near entrances (especially in winter), deep cave temperature is 54✯ (12✬) while surface temperatures in the summer can exceed 90✯ (32✬). You may wish to bring a light jacket during your tour. As a result, your tour may include other group(s) of various ages. Learn more about pets in the park.)ĭuring the spring and fall seasons the park is a very popular destination for school trips and other parties. Pets (Day use kennels at the Lodge at Mammoth Cave are available for rent.Metal framed backpacks and backpacks that are higher than the shoulder or that are of a length that extends below the hips (i.e.
Child backpack carriers (front packs are permitted).Flash photography (photography is allowed if the flash is turned off).To ensure the safety of all visitors and the continued protection of Mammoth Cave the following items are not permitted on cave tours: Know Before You Go Things To Leave Behind Joining a guided cave tour is the only way to see inside Mammoth Cave and the other toured caves in the park, Great Onyx Cave and Wondering Woods Cave.įor more information on cave tour descriptions, tour schedule, and ticket fees, visit the park website. Participants on a cave tour will be treated to stunning geological formations and processes, as well as complex stories of human history dating back over 5,000 years, all inside the worlds longest cave system. Ranger-led cave tours draw hundreds of thousands of people from around the world to the park each year.
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