Not really knowing what to expect, the next day we head over to Colossal Caverns.
If you were wondering why 2 cavers, Gary Tenen and Randy Tufts decided to keep Kartchner Caverns a secret for 14 years (from 1974), you’re about to find out.
Colossal Caverns aren’t as big as Kartchner Caverns, but have a unique and interesting History. And other things …
We came away with so many photos from around there that I’ll need to do this in 2 or 3 Parts.
Part 1: Colossal Caves / The Entrance
Colossal I tell ya !Dismounting from rental steed …
Cave Entrance and Gift Shop in backgroundPath to Gift Shop and Caves
Nice View
Cave EntranceA comfortable 70 Degrees F. inside the cave
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It must be something about desert terrain. Israel has limestone caves running for many miles under the desert . They are not as decorative as those in the southwest seem to be, but they are almost like another, subterranean world.
It must be something about desert terrain. Israel has limestone caves running for many miles under the desert . They are not as decorative as those in the southwest seem to be, but they are almost like another, subterranean world.
I’m guessing that only a small percentage of existing caverns here have been discovered. A wondrous inner universe awaits.