This cave in Lewisburg is not a small claustrophobic space, but an underground palace you won’t soon forget. Ready to head underground and experience a place that is unlike anything you’ve ever seen? Let’s go!
Lost World Caverns, located in Lewisburg, is an underground network of caverns open for public tours.
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The caves have been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1973. The cave has several interesting features, including stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone, and waterfalls.
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The cave was discovered in 1942. In 1967, the remains of prehistoric cave bear were discovered.
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Inside the caverns are several unique formations that even have their own names, including Goliath, The Ice Cream Wall, Bridal Veil, Snowy Chandelier, Castle and The War Club. Each is otherworldly and beautiful.
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The caves are open daily, except for major holidays. When visiting, be sure to wear closed shoes that cover your entire foot and have a decent tread. The cave has a consistent temperature of 52 degrees, so dress accordingly.
Katherine Bowman/Flickr Lost World Caverns is located at 907 Lost World Road in Lewisburg.
For more information about Lost World Caverns, including tour rates, visit their website here. Have you been to Lost World Caverns? Feel free to comment below and tell us about your visit.
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Lost World Caverns is located at 907 Lost World Road in Lewisburg.
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