Commercial Caves of Texas
Updated 5-21-02.
So far, the few pictures I've managed to scrape up here are all by me.
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Natural Bridge Caverns. Just north of San Antonio. Largest Commercial cave in Texas. They also have a "wild" tour, of the non-lighted South Caverns.
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| Cave Without a Name. North of Boerne, off I-10 west of San Antonio. Not well known, but well worth seeking out . |
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| Longhorn Caverns. North of Burnet, west of Highway 281 a few miles. Operated by Texas Parks and Wildlife, the visitors center was built by the WPA in the 1930's. |
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| Caverns of Sonora 10 miles weso of Sonora, just off I-10. Considered by many to be the most profusely decorated show cave in the world. Very unique. |
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| Apparently, Cascade Caverns doesn't have their own website. I've never been there, though I've heard it's a little small, but pretty. If someone has good pictures from this cave, I'd be happy to post them here. |
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| Wonder Cave in San Marcos. Not very decorated, but easy to get to. Unusual only in that it's formed directly along a fault line. |
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| There are several wild cave tours, and two of the commercial caves listed above provide "off trail" caving trips
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