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TEXAS  SHOW CAVES

Revised from: Elliott, W.R., and G. Veni (eds.). 1994. The Caves and Karst of Texas. 1994 Convention Guidebook. Natl. Speleol. Soc., Huntsville, Alabama. 352 pp. + viii + 13 maps.

Introduction

Texas has some unusually beautiful and interesting show caves to offer. All seven are detailed here with information to help you decide which to see (only summer operating hours are given and admission prices may change). Several other caves are now open to guided "Wild Caving Tours."

Many other Texas caves were open to the public in the past: Robber Baron Cave in San Antonio, Bexar County; Fairy Cave near Boerne, Kendall County; Ezell's Cave in San Marcos, Hays County; Austin Caverns in Austin, Travis County; Cobb Cavern near Georgetown, Williamson County; Richland Springs Caverns near Richland Springs, San Saba County; and even the Devil's Sinkhole, Edwards County, where guano miners used to take visitors down on a hoist! Most of these caves were just a little too out of the way to make a go of it or sometimes the operators were just a little strange. 

Show Caves - Home
Cascade Cavern
Cave Without A Name
Caverns Of Sonora
Inner Space Cavern
Longhorn Cavern
Natural Bridge Caverns
Wonder Cave