Lechuguilla Cave

I would like to happily welcome you all in joining me on a tour of Carlsbad Cavern. Carlsbad Cavern is a United States National cavern located in the Guadalupe Mountains of southeast New Mexico. The cave was dissolved along cracks and faults in the limestone rock by sulfuric acid. The limestone was laid down about 250,000,000 years ago, as part of a reef complex along the edge of an inland sea. Seventeen to 20,000,000 years ago, the ancient reef rocks that had been buried under thousands of feet of younger rocks began to lift upwards. This historic park is very special because it contains more than 119 limestone caves. The cavern is special because of its many famous rock structures and its enormous room known as the “Big Room.” I…

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trails, and entrances to underground limestone caves. There are many indoor activities that include museums, breweries,…

Make sure you set your watch to the specific time you want to go up because time can fly and there's no sun to indicate the time down there. I especially and many others as well incline you to get a lead rope and tie it at the entrance then work your way down the cave and make sure its visible and bright like neon yellow or something. If you do bring food make sure its something perishable life fruit and a canteen with water dont bring foods with sugar or candy or really anything with a wrapper…

to survive underground in a cave, collect water and learn how to purify it, how to use a compass, find your way home in the wilderness and how to tie knots. Waitomo Adventures are an adventure tourism facility providing…

They had some food trucks so we ate there and then went home. After about a hour it was about 1:00 we left with the dog and went to this park. The park was a really green, really pretty park that had waterfalls and a lake. It also had a river/stream running through it and at certain parts in the park there was a bridge over the lowerfalls and you could see the waterfall go down underneath you. If you hike up higher your on top of one of the smaller mountains and there is a huge waterfall up…

Located in Southern Arizona, Kartchner Caverns stands as a magnificent tribute to the incredible power of water in the creation of Earth’s landforms. This cave is known as a living cave, meaning that formations are still being created within the cavern walls. Inside Kartchner, it is quite moist and humid, both being common characteristics that living caves share. Today, water stick drips and trickles inside the caves, shaping the caverns even more. The cave, now knows as Kartchner Caverns,…

Appalachian Caverns and Campground is a cave located at 420 Cave Hill Road in Blountville, Tennessee. Appalachian Caverns is located Northeast of Knoxville with approximately a five hundred mile drive from Memphis. A car ride would take about seven hours. It is a wonderful case of the magnificence of nature. Appalachian Caverns is the ideal goal to encounter stunning normal magnificence found far below the world 's surface. If you are looking to enjoy a site which highlights guided voyages…

In “the allegory of the cave” is about four individuals who are chained by their head, arms, and legs facing a wall, up a long stair way a fire is going and people are walking by caring sculpture. Now the people at in the cave only had this to go by so this what they believe what they thought was real life. One day someone come down and let one of them go but he was reluctant to leave his position, so the men began to push him to feet and up the stair case until they reach the up. The man who…

“Click, click, click!” The life jackets sounded throughout the woods. My family and I were in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. And we were going to swim in a stalactites filled, fresh water, cave! It was cool to try something new, but I was also nervous and hesitant, because it was a dark cave. “Let’s go!” A man yelled who was wearing a big pair of goggles. We all headed down the yucky, old, wooden stairs. “Don’t fall, don’t fall!” I whispered to myself. “You're okay.” My mom responded…