Best cave we have seen:)
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 4/6/08
When we were driving by one Friday, we found the big sign on the road. Pulling up to the abandanded campgroung (in April) we weren't expecting too much from the attraction. We were all pleasantly surprised to find a minimally touched, naturally beautiful cavern. Our tour guide, Mike, was very knowledgable on the formations and the processes thereof and had a genuine respect for the cave.
Although the cave is not the largest or the longest, it is by far the most beautiful cave I have ever seen. I believe we saw just about all the formations in there, such as stalactites, stalagmites, draperies, the bacon, rimstone pools surrounded by ribbons,this was so coool, cave coral, flowstones, soda straws, and the melting wedding cake,cave crickets, the big crack, the ridges in the ceiling. The paths were natural and not cut to make it more conveinent for tourists, to me that is one of the nice things about natural caves, ducking and scrunching.
I pray that all who enter here will respect the beauty God has placed in their care and leave it untouched. It is truly a work of art that has been in progress for longer than we could possibly fathom. My daughter wanted me to add the big melting snowman, the dead column, that you can actually touch, was cool and that the guardian angel wathching over the cave was the coolest thing she saw. The trails were easy to walk with good handrails, it was slim and steep in places, especially the internal stairways,I only offer this info for those who may need it. Our tour guide was funny and full of jokes, which my daughter thought was great. I will recommend this place to all who are heading towards mammoth cave. Thanks:)