6. Natural Bridge Caverns, Texas
With a glorious number of artifacts that glisten with prehistoric formations (the Cretaceous period), Natural Bridge Cavern is definitely a Texas jewel. Here you’ll find the weirdest formations, and some even have names like the King’s Throne, the Castle of the White Giants, and Valley of the Fallen Lords.
You’ll also spot two rivers: Purgatory Creek and River Styx. As you dive into the depths of this cave, you’ll be even more petrified (not literally, but by the cave’s unusual beauty). Well, in the end, it’s called one of the best caves in the United States for a reason…
Takeaway
While no one can deny that our great country is home to many unique caves and caverns, we have to agree that some are more beautiful than others. In our humble opinion, the ones listed above feature a rare beauty.
Still, if you’ve seen them all, Meramec Caverns, Missouri, and Craighead Caverns, Tennessee, should definitely be top priorities on your cave bucket list. So, tell us… are you ready to go deeper and deeper?
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