Adam Hunt
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Natural Bridge Caverns
What an amazing time, we drove up at 0920 to no line to enter, no line for tickets and no lines for the cave tours.
Our cave tour was spot on at one hour and fifteen minutes long and was amazing. We had two older adults, 72 and 66; whereas the rest of the group ranged from 44 to 8 but this stopped no one. There were some fears before entering the caves of ability to walk the caves, claustrophobia, physical abilities and limitations but none played into deterring from the tour and admiring the beauty of the caves.
I highly recommend this tour but of course recommend asking the ticket counter and tour guide for any guidance and help if required as they offered multiple times if anyone needed.
The cave itself offered views and wonders that amazed myself and this tour ranks for me up at the top of my list of vacation expeditions. My son did the ropes course and enjoyed that. We ate at the General Store where the pizza and hot dogs were a bit steep on price. The food at the ticket house seemed to be more reasonable.
One item to note though and one that my daughter was super excited to see was the bear jaw bones. These were mentioned at the start of the tour and hyped up, so we trekked back to the ticket house and the jawbone is in a case against the back wall behind some tables where people were eating lunch, underwhelming. My daughter was really hoping to see a better display for these jaw bones, this is something that should be looked into.
Our cave tour was spot on at one hour and fifteen minutes long and was amazing. We had two older adults, 72 and 66; whereas the rest of the group ranged from 44 to 8 but this stopped no one. There were some fears before entering the caves of ability to walk the caves, claustrophobia, physical abilities and limitations but none played into deterring from the tour and admiring the beauty of the caves.
I highly recommend this tour but of course recommend asking the ticket counter and tour guide for any guidance and help if required as they offered multiple times if anyone needed.
The cave itself offered views and wonders that amazed myself and this tour ranks for me up at the top of my list of vacation expeditions. My son did the ropes course and enjoyed that. We ate at the General Store where the pizza and hot dogs were a bit steep on price. The food at the ticket house seemed to be more reasonable.
One item to note though and one that my daughter was super excited to see was the bear jaw bones. These were mentioned at the start of the tour and hyped up, so we trekked back to the ticket house and the jawbone is in a case against the back wall behind some tables where people were eating lunch, underwhelming. My daughter was really hoping to see a better display for these jaw bones, this is something that should be looked into.